VA-1st_Annual_Inner-City_Talent_Expo-(Num1254lp)-WEB-2016-jAZzMan

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              artist.....: VA
              album......: 1st Annual Inner-City Talent Expo

              year.......: 2016
              label......: Numero Group
                           NUM1254lp
              source.....: WEB

              moodswing..: Funk

              releasesize: 92.07 MB
              tracks.....: 13
              length.....: 40:07

              encoder....: LAME
              quality....: 320kbps

              scenealized: 03.21.2016







              The Eccentric Soul series was conceived
              of to document the most underground
              reverberations of soul music culture.
              Columbus, Ohio's 1st Annual Inner-City
              Talent Expo might be the purest,
              deepest core: a collection of groups
              just barely exposed, most never even
              reaching the surface of conventional
              release. Just reading the names of the
              artists says more than any turgid hype
              sticker can achieve: The Forbidden
              Blackness, Young Underground, Spaded
              Jade, The Final Analysis, Brother's
              Rap. The latter does a kid soul
              rendition of Gil Scott Heron's "The
              Revolution Will Not Be Televised" for
              Pete's sake! It speaks volumes that, by
              comparison, Timeless Legend known only
              to the most cloistered secret society
              of soul music collectors is the 1972
              album's lone known" quantity. To top it
              all of, the backing band is none other
              than the Suspicious Can Openers, who
              made their mark on the Eccentric Soul:
              Omnibus with a truly bizarre name and
              blast of crude funk on their sole 45.
              Both a monstrously fun soul LP and
              document of a unique cultural moment,
              1st Annual Inner-City Talent Expo
              continues our thirteen year legacy of
              excellence.

              Url: https://bleep.com/release/70934-
              various-artists-1st-annual-inner-city-
              talent-expo





              psst, more info at numerogroup.Com



      01     Timeless Legend - Close to You                       03:19
      02     Tippie Washington - Natural Man                      03:13
      03     The Forbidden Blackness - I Wish You Really Would    03:04
      04     Ira Allen - Ain't No Sunshine                        01:52
      05     Tri - Fi-Just My Imagination                         02:28
      06     Young Underground - Dance to the Music               03:11
      07     Young Underground - Time Cycle (Instrumental)        03:09
      08     Wendy Harris - Reverend Lee                          04:28
      09     Spaded Jade - Step into My World                     03:46
      10     The Final Analysis - Gotta Get Down                  03:12
      11     The Capris - to You with Love                        03:29
      12     Greg Foust - You're A Big Girl Now                   02:06
      13     The Brother's Rap - the Revolution Will Not Be       02:50
             Televised

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