For Dancers Forty (Vinyl LP) Hip Hop

For Dancers Forty (Vinyl LP) Hip HopCelebrating 40 years since the game changing "For Dancers Only" LP, KENT 001, "For Dancers Forty" revisits the Los Angeles labels that have given us so much. Like KENT 001, the collection represents the broad church of the Biharis' recordings and features soul stompers, rhythm & blues busters, girly grooves and heavenly harmony. Most tracks are new to Kent LPs and there's a brand new 1966 soul recording from 50s Modern R&B artists Aaron Collins & the

Here Jazzman dive deep into the Impulse

Features classic self-penned pieces such as the title track and Hub's Nub

forshadowing the emeregence of Country Rock which would come dominate American popular music by the early 70s

Qu-∞rt-µt recordings from what was undoubtedly a virtusio gu—

The album comes with complete original artwork

and record the songs

His 31-track masterclass features one new and exclusive track and spans the decades like a funky timelord for this special mix

cheap yet sophisticated

Seventeen Seconds and Secrets show that the band was not about to turn back from its new approach and ultimately paved the way for what was to follow

Emily: "You find strength in the vulnerability and you find beauty in the sadness and magic in the despair

is a soul jazz-funk album

and "Don't Stop (Color on the Walls)"