Ultrafunk- Ultrafunk (1975)

I know very little about this LP, other than it was produced in the U.K. and it was released in 1975. An extremely funky album with great breaks that you might not have heard or acquired yet. I appreciate the people who still pop by every so often and i will end my break of not posting and start up again!

Ultrafunk-Contempo

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Jimmy 'Bo' Horne- Dance Across The Floor (1978)

This is Funk as I know it! One of my favorite records, it was produced by KC and Richard Finch. Released by T.K. Productions (My favorite label) and distributed by Sunny Sound Enterprises, this record is packed with fat samples and slamming drums.

Dance Across The Floor-T.K. Productions

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James Knight & The Butlers- Black Knight (1971)

Good ol' Miami Soul. When listening to this you may think you're listening to the likes of Baby Huey mixed with a little Chuck Berry. Probably one of the most expensive LP's you would buy if you racked up the $500 to get an original copy, so get it while its hot!!

Black Knight-Cat

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Anthony King- Lost Star (1978)

A personal favorite, this album has accompanied me through many nights of cheeba and music production. My all-time favorite cut on this album has to be Filigree Funk, a 4 minute Disco-ish slab of deliciousness.

Cut yourself a piece ey?

Lost Star-Peer International Library Limited

Kenny Burrell- 'Round Midnight (1972)

Allmusic rated this album 2 and a half stars.. Pretty sad when Non-Musician assholes criticize the greats of this world. This album is everything you might expect from Kenny, but even more. You just may be surprised....

'Round Midnight-Fantasy

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Billy Hart- Enhance (1977)

Another mind boggling Free Jazz Album, this time released around 1977. It also features Eddie Henderson on the Trumpet, a sign that this must be in your digital crates!

Enchance-Horizon Records
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Charles Brackeen- Rhythm X (1973)

All I can say is damn... Recorded In 1968 (which is very evident) and released in 1973 on Strata-East.

Rhythm X-Strata-East  
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John Klemmer- Touch (1975)

Me and my buddy were talking about funky white dudes in the jazz game and i totally forget about this guy. so this one's dedicated to John... Klemmer.
Touch

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