VA-The_Soul_Of_Melbourne-(NR002CD)-CD-2012-jAZzMan

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              artist.....: VA
              album......: The Soul of Melbourne

              year.......: 2012
              label......: Northside Records
                           NR002CD
              source.....: CDDA

              moodswing..: Soul

              releasesize:125.23 MB
              tracks.....: 18
              length.....: 69:35

              encoder....: VBR LAME 3.98.4 -v0
              quality....: avg. 251kbps

              scenealized: 07.18.2014







              Given the runaway success of
              Melbourne-based funk and soul musicians
              in recent years - see the Bamboos,
              Kylie Audist, Cookin' On 3 Burners etc
              - it was arguably only a matter of time
              before some bright spark had the idea
              of celebrating the city's scene in
              compilation form. In the end, it's
              scene stalwarts Chris Gill and Lance
              Ferguson (the local super-producer
              behind most of the city's biggest soul
              hits) who've taken the plunge.
              Predictably, The Soul of Melbourne is a
              superb sales pitch for Victoria's funk
              scene, delivering a sun-flecked blend
              of deep soul, fuzzy trip-hop, blazing
              funk and sinewy modern soul, with
              plenty of little-known gems and quirky
              curiosities (see The Bombay Royale's
              Morricone-ish "The Flight Snake") to
              excite the diggers.





              psst, more info at northsiderecords.com.au



      01     The Bamboos - What I Know (Featuring Kylie Auldist)  04:07
      02     The Cactus Channel - Emanuel Ciccolini               03:21
      03     Saskwatch - Dont Wanna Try                           03:45
      04     Axolotl - Debris                                     03:13
      05     Electric Empire - Baby Youre Lovin                   03:56
      06     The Mighty Show Stoppers - Hippy Skippy Moonstrut    03:51
      07     The Bombay Royale - Monkey Fight Snake               03:32
      08     Clairy Browne And The Bangin Rackettes - Love Letter 03:03
      09     Syl Johnson Featuring The Bamboos - Is It Because Im 03:51
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      10     Chet Faker - Love And Feeling                        04:11
      11     Kylie Auldist - Changes                              03:46
      12     The Putbacks - Waz That                              02:39
      13     Gypsy Brown - Stepping Stones                        04:58
      14     The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra - Mr Clean (Part 2)04:18
      15     Deep Street Soul - Kick Out The Jams                 03:04
      16     Cookin On 3 Burners - Skeletor                       03:18
      17     Managerie - The Chosen                               06:08
      18     Hiatus Kaiyote - Nakamarra                           04:34

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