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Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Jerry & The Medicine Men 'Medicine Man Part II' (Lo Recordings, 1965)
Horn-led funky monster 45 action.
No idea whether this is an authentic piece of funky Northern Soul action or a pastiche. The compilation that brought it to me is billed as '21 Rare Funk 45s' so I can only assume it's a genuine nugget of crate-digger's delight.
It's a delicious, energetic, horn-driven monster that bursts straight out of the traps and is hand-tooled for the discerning funk-friendly dancefloor. The drums are frantic but syncopated, the horns deliciously arranged, perkily riding over the breakbeat fantasticness of the rhythm. It calls to mind Kenny 'Dope' Gonzalez's 'Can You Handle It' from a few years ago.
Irresistable.
Looks out-of-print to me, but the chaps track it down, the tracklisting is awesome.
Download Jerry & The Medicine Men 'Medicine Man Part II' (northern soul funk mp3) (Mediafire)
Labels:
1965,
Alternative Dancefloor,
Funk,
Instrumental,
Northern Soul
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