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The South Side Movement S/T LPThis 1973 gem is another one of those obscure 70s soul funk albums released on a small independent label that has gone on to become a crate digging favorite and a huge inspiration to modern day hip hop artists and beyond. Chicago based The South Side Movement began as the backing band for the Sam & Dave inspired soul duo Simtec & Wylie; their self titled debut on the Scepter imprint Wandmuch of it written by Chicago label owner and producer James

Alden Shuman The Devil in Miss Jones--Original Soundtrack Recording Bundle Includes 1 Test Pressing and 1 copy of the Hellfire and 1 copy of the Color Stripe

boasted two Top 40 singles in “Oops (Oh My)” and “Call Me

most of it by Franklin himself

Speaking of DJs

” Then may we present Tyketto: Don’t Come Easy

500 Girl Mornings

as this was the last release from Paradox for eleven years

Blood orange pressing limited to just 750 copies

George Barron on sax

non-LP single sides (11 of ‘em

and Hancock's own Head Hunters album comes to mind (as well later fusion dudes like Jan Hammer and Bill Bruford)

Middle East

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