Filthy Six

A extended digital release from the extensive Acid Jazz back catalogue featuring artists appearing for the time on the same compilation including Leroy Hutson, Matt Berry & Gregory Isaacs. A digital only release highlighting fifty of the best tracks from the labels 30 years in existence including ‘Dream Come True’, ‘Living Life Your Own Way’, ‘Frederic Lies Still’ & many more. Part of Acid Jazz’s ongoing 30th anniversary celebration.

Acid Jazz Presents Acid Jazz Presents Riot On 103rd Street Funk album 15 original hits and the original artists. Includes tracks by The Brand New Heavies, The James Taylor Quartet, The Filthy Six, New Jersey Kings and more.

Electric Six has been lucky enough to survive fifteen years in the dirty, filthy music industry, so it is fitting that they are still around to release their unlucky thirteenth record HOW DARE YOU this fall on Metropolis Records. Luck strikes quick, but E6 likes to take its time with you. HOW DARE YOU is their longest record to date but you will ache for more. You're lucky to have E6.

A brilliant concept from BBE - compiling the best modern funk rather than delving deep into increasingly bare archives. Mark Webster has come up trumps with this 20-track set featuring all manner of funky business from Sasso, Smith & Mudd and The James Taylor Quartet. Fans of the old-school will love Kova & Miles' soulful nu-jazz version of The Meters classic "Handclappin' Song" and Speedometer's take on Eddie Bo's "Love And A Friend", while psych-rock fans should make a beeline for The Chiswick Reach All-Stars' excellent "Nutsin". With more covers, such as Sunlightsquare Latin Combo's excellent version of "I Believe In Miracles" included, this is simply a must for funk fans.

Hell Week has never been described so effectively. Six days in hell define every SEAL that moves past the point of no return in their minds. Robert Adams, MD, brings the experiences of his classmates into view with real, difficult to believe experiences, described in frightening detail by the men that lived through the frigid cold, filthy muddy days, and body-destroying events of a winter Hell Week. Eleven of 70 men went on to graduate and serve over 40 years in almost every SEAL or UDT team with honor. Listen to their real-time story, and learn why these 11 men succeeded when so many others failed.