Dio Drama (feat. Kraliban) M.o.b. Montana Flow

The T.S.O.B. Anthology: The Funk & Disco Sound Of Brooklyn provides a comprehensive overview of the cutting edge New York based record label that specialized in funk and disco in the early 1980's known as T.S.O.B. (The Sound Of Brooklyn). The original 12” vinyl singles that originated from this label now command top dollar among collectors not only for their rarity, but for the quality of funky music the label produced. Featured artists include Blanche Carter (of The Night People), The Night People, The Live Band, Zalmac featuring Zulema, Mel Sheppard, Wild Sugar, Cory and more. All 13 tracks feature the original 12” mixes and are newly remastered.

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Stax Country offers a diverse crew of artists, many of whom led colorful lives, but never found great success in the music industry. O.B. McClinton was perhaps the most successful of the bunch. McClinton became known to Stax as a songwriter, penning R&B tracks for Otis Redding, the Staple Singers and James Carr, and signed his own deal to Stax as a country act in 1971. McClinton, who covers Jim Weatherly’s “Finer Things in Life” on this compilation, went on to record for several major country labels, though never found wide success in the genre. Clinton's 1974 fourth album release was If You Loved Her That Way, which features a collection of country classics alongside sprinklings of RnB, as sampled on Bill Wither's "Lean On Me".

In this biting comedy satirizing Hollywood cynicism from writer-director Blake Edwards, Felix Farmer (Richard Mulligan) is a motion picture director whose career is on the skids. Having just completed a family musical that is sure to be a $30 million flop, Felix knows that his days are numbered and tries unsuccessfully to commit suicide. When he recovers, Felix suddenly has a brainstorm and hatches a scheme to buy the film back from his studio and lens new scenes that will turn it into a pornographic movie with big stars, a sure-fire box office winner. In order to pull it off, he'll need to convince his female lead and wife, Sally Miles (Julie Andrews, not coincidentally the director's real-life wife) to defy her wholesome, squeaky-clean public image by baring her breasts on film.

In a world populated by the most fearsome thieves, murderers, and ne'er-do-wells, there is one who is a HEAD above the rest. Enter, M.O.D.O.K.: The Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing! Killville's very own Merc with a Maw is open for business! But his next job may be biting off more than he can chew.