SPELLACEY, Jeremy/VARIOUS - Crown Ruler Sound - Vinyl (gatefold 2xLP)

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Jeremy SPELLACEY/VARIOUS

Crown Ruler Sound(gatefold 2xLP)

Spacetalk

Cat: STKLP 002. Rel: 24 Jul 17
Disco/Nu Disco/Re-Edits

Side 1 - Track 1. Ezy & Isaac - Let Your Body Move (Oba Balu Balu) Side 1 - Track 2. Stimela - I Love You Side 1 - Track 3. Kosmik 3 - I'm Gonna Pack (Jeremy Spellacey edit) Side 1 - Track 4. Mike Fabulous - Wang East (instrumental) Side 2 - Track 1. Feladey - Forest Music (Anambra Na-imo) Side 2 - Track 2. Larry Maluma & Kalimba - Kamusale Side 2 - Track 3. Acayouman - Funk Around Side 2 - Track 4. JK Mandengue - Afrika Side 3 - Track 1. The Staple Singers - Slippery People (club version) Side 3 - Track 2. Brother Resistance - Can I Get A Witness Side 3 - Track 3. Legacy - Monday Blues Side 4 - Track 1. La Banda De Martin - Mi Dueno Side 4 - Track 2. Devon Russell - Move On Up Side 4 - Track 3. Costa & Chyps - Detroit City Cats (instrumental long version) Side 4 - Track 4. Wilfred Percussion - Andei

Crown Ruler Records co-founder Jeremy Spellacey is highly regarded within the crate-digging community, primarily for his ability to sniff out copies of obscure - but, naturally, high quality - boogie-era disco records from Africa and the Caribbean. On this fine compilation, Spacetalk has offered the New Zealander the opportunity to showcase some of those finds, alongside a smattering of better-known favourites and more recent cuts (see Mike Fabulous's overlooked modern boogie gem "Wang East"). Predictably, Spellacey has delivered the goods, serving up humid, exotic and loved-up gems galore, including the fluttering brilliance of Stimela's "I Love You", the marimba-laden Balearic boogie of Feladey's "Forest Music" and Devon Russell's impeccable reggae-soul cover of Curtis Mayfield's "Move on Up".