Don't Mess With My Man (Vinyl 7") 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock

Don't Mess With My Man (Vinyl 7") 60s 70s Psych Prog RockBanging, funky R&B from the Soul Queen of New Orleans. Sexy, raunchy rhythm and blues, years ahead of its time. 'Don't Mess With My Man' was Irma's first single and has been spun continuously on the Deepfunk & R&B scenes for years, making it not only in demand but expensive. On the flip, the more sophisticated 'I Did My Part' is another dancefloor mover. It's call and response lyrics echoed for a third time by the sax line creating a hypnotic R&B

soul-searching cosmic fluctuations via 'Super Jock'

it was pulled from the release schedules and apart from one track on a compilation (1999's Alright

The cycle of album-tour-album was taking its toll

Remastered And Reissued On South Street's New Disco Reissue Arm

Finders Keepers records return to the composer Masahiko Sato's bottomless well in an attempt to retrieve the elixir which enticed us in the first place

art and vision for creative innovation

She was born June 3rd

Evans had spent the previous few years recording with Miles Davis on such acclaimed works as Miles Ahead

is the sound of turmoil giving way to truth

) along with a nice dubbed out anti-crack b-side

He started playing for a 22-voice choir at the age of 7

one of the more undiscovered and rewarding albums by The Charlatans