Kool & The Gang as One

A great collection from Time-Life music with more than 600 'classic' all time hits. Unforgettable love songs from 50s, 60s and 70s in their first original releases. Hundreds of legendary names will put you in a sweet nostalgic mood. Songs that appear for the first time in the same collection. For practical reasons the whole collection is uploaded in 3 parts. In this first part, enjoy more than 10 hours of quality music, coming directly from the years of innocence, in fresh 2011 lossless rips.

When Instant Funk's debut album, Get Down With the Philly Jump, came out in 1976, those who heard the LP agreed that the Philadelphians had a very recognizable and distinctive sound. Instant Funk had one foot in the sophisticated Philly soul/disco sound and the other in the gritty, down-and-dirty funk of pre-J.T. Taylor Kool & the Gang - put those things together, and you have a group that was certainly unique and risk-taking. Although Bunny Sigler produced Get Down with the Philly Jump at Philly's famous Sigma Sound Studios, this LP isn't as strong as Instant Funk's subsequent releases would be. The album is uneven, and it doesn't contain a blockbuster hit like "I Got My Mind Made Up."

In the 1970s, America was one nation under a groove as an irresistible new style of music took hold of the country - funk. The music burst out of the black community at a time of self-discovery, struggle and social change. Funk reflected all of that. It has produced some of the most famous, eccentric and best-loved acts in the world - James Brown, Sly & the Family Stone, George Clinton's Funkadelic and Parliament, Kool & the Gang and Earth, Wind & Fire. During the 1970s this fun, futuristic and freaky music changed the streets of America with its outrageous fashion, space-age vision and streetwise slang.

A 3CD collection of 59 of the best 80’s Soul anthems EVER! Bringing together hits from the sensational voices of Whitney Houston, Donna Summer, Alexander O’Neal, Barry White, Lionel Richie & Diana Ross; this compilation highlights some of the world’s most loved soul songs from the 80s! Various Artists - The Best '80s Soul Album in the World… Ever! is designed and signed as a reference on your choice of several exchangers file. 3 × CD, Compilation, Box Set reliability and availability, is the property of our portal, efficiency and commitment to new heights, as well as the immensity of the creative transformation! Listen, familiarize and download the publication on this website. As well as an addition to your collection and archives.

Diamonds in the Raw is a the 7th studio album of The S.O.S. Band, released by Tabu Records in 1989. This album marked the absence of lead singer Mary Davis, who left in 1987 to pursue a solo career. Chandra Currelly became the lead singer. Tragedy struck the band due to the untimely death of saxophonist Billy Ellis shortly before the album's completion.

NOW was recently proud to announce the ‘Yearbook’ for 1985, as we move forward to the second half of the 1980s, and we were delighted with the response to the 1979 edition back in September. However, we haven’t quite finished with those golden pop years 1980 – 1984.Compiling the ‘Yearbook’ series is a true labour of love, but given that between 1980 and 1984 there were more than 1500 new entries on the UK Top 40 – and on the ‘Yearbooks’ and their ‘Extras’ for the period we have presented 726 tracks – which means there are a number of brilliant songs that we didn’t get to feature… yet. .

NOW was recently proud to announce the ‘Yearbook’ for 1985, as we move forward to the second half of the 1980s, and we were delighted with the response to the 1979 edition back in September. However, we haven’t quite finished with those golden pop years 1980 – 1984.Compiling the ‘Yearbook’ series is a true labour of love, but given that between 1980 and 1984 there were more than 1500 new entries on the UK Top 40 – and on the ‘Yearbooks’ and their ‘Extras’ for the period we have presented 726 tracks – which means there are a number of brilliant songs that we didn’t get to feature… yet. .

As the title makes clear, this three-disc, unmixed collection has one simple aim: to soundtrack kitchen discos, living room dances and long car journeys with a jam-packed selection of disco hits and disco-tinged favourites. It does a good job at that, even if some of the selections tend towards the lesser-known end of the commercial disco spectrum, discs showcasing such disco must-haves and part-starting sing-alongs as Dan Hartmans soaring Relight My Fire famously covered Take That in the 90s, Diana Ross's Im Coming Out, Chaka Khan's inspired 'Young Hearts Run Free', Grace Jones' punk-funk Roxy Music cover Love Is The Drug, McFadden & Whiteheads epic Aint No Stopping Us Now and Cheryl Lynns peerless Got To Be Real.