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Electric Cambodia
14 Rare Gems From Cambodia's Past
MINKY
A wild selection by Dengue Fever of organ funk, wrong surf, hairy rock, drunken skank, breathless Diddleyism, scrambled exotica and saturated ballads, from late 60s-early 70s cassettes, before the Khmer Rouge obliterated it all.
Digikiller presents a heavy Channel One rhythm from the mid-80s, voiced in New York, produced by Mikey Jarrett.
Feel the ride, rudeboy. A tough version excursion over two Digikiller twelves — five vocal cuts, two different dubs — with this crucial Madoo out here for the first time.
Stupendous Iranian funk, folk, psych and pop nuggets, extracted from the tumult of 60s and 70s Tehran.
Some slavering monster killers here, the Colombians for example, and all beautifully presented. A moving, mind-boggling testament to Afrobeat, with shout-outs from Ghana, Trinidad, the US and elsewhere.
Stunning versions of his awe-inspiring songs — stuff like Tami Lynn on I'm Gonna Run Away From You, Erma Franklin's Piece Of My Heart, Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl, Mr Success by Bobby Harris.
An impressive survey of nine LPs — epochal, ringing classics like Cod'ine and Universal Soldier in with her satire, protest and general hippie shit; covers of Joni, Neil Young (with the man himself), Leonard Cohen.
Jazz, soul and rhythm and blues by this pivotal figure, from the LPs Live At The Flamingo, and Sound Venture, with the cream of UK jazzmen. Swinging Soho does Stax, Latin, Stevie, Louis Jordan, Mose, Oscar Brown...
