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CALIFORNIA SOUL 2 Features Music Recorded Between 1966 and 1982 Super Cool is the second volume in our California Soul series and features music recorded between 1966 and 1982. Spanning eclectic genres from soul jazz, blues, Super Cool is the second volume in our California Soul series and V/A SUPER COOL: CALIFORNIA SOUL 2 features music recorded between 1966 and 1982. Spanning STREET DATE: 5/22/2007 heavy funk, modern soul, Northern soul, and disco, there’s even a ballad (previously eclectic genres from Soul Jazz, Blues, Heavy Funk, Modern Soul, unavailable on CD) from Luv N'Haight favorite Darondo. Northern Soul, and Disco, there’s even a ballad (previously unavailable on CD) from Luv N'Haight favorite Darondo. Despite a number of tracks being incredibly rare and highly sought-after, Super Cool was not compiled because of the rare-factor or value of the original releases alone. Super Cool was not compiled because of the rare-factor or value of More importantly this is a treasure trove of music that connects the dots between the original releases alone. More importantly this is a treasure artists and scenes, eras and genres, and none of the acts or tracks should not be trove of music that connects the dots between artists and scenes, lost to obscurity. eras and genres, and none of the acts or tracks should not be lost to obscurity. This is music by artists who may not be household This is music by artists who may not be household names, but were session musi- names, but were session musicians, players, and characters who cians, players, and characters who kept the scenes from San Francisco to Los Ange- kept the scenes from San Francisco to Los Angeles and beyond alive. Artists included on Super Cool have played alongside Fela les and beyond alive. They were the sound of the underground and, far from being a Kuti and George Clinton and members of the bands featured were cast of nobodies, artists included on Super Cool have played alongside Fela Kuti and also integral players in acts like Funkadelic, War, and Sam Cooke's George Clinton. Members of the bands featured were also integral players in acts band, there’s even a second cousin to Martin Luther King amidst like Funkadelic, War, and Sam Cooke's band, there’s even a second cousin to Martin the line-up! Luther King amidst the line-up! Rather than concentrate on one sound or scene, the California Rather than concentrate on one sound or scene, the California Soul series is an all- Soul series is an all-encompassing overview reflecting the eclectic encompassing overview reflecting the eclectic range of soul music to come from the range of soul music to come from the state during times which Super Cool is the second volume in our The booklet includes full liner notes with interviews state. These tracks were pulled from a couple of decades which saw the social and saw the social and political status quo undergo huge and anecdotes supplied by the artists, plus facts and change.California was an epicenter for that change. The art and California Soul series and features music figures, rare photos, and images of the releases. political status quo undergo huge change in America. The wildly inclusive racial make-up of the population meant that California was an epicenter for that change. music of the times obviously reflects such influences and so Super recorded between 1966 and 1982. “California Soul” has become a brand name for Cool includes super-fly love songs, righteous shouts for freedom Spanning eclectic genres from Soul Jazz, Ubiquity with over 25, 000 shirts featuring the The art and music of the times obviously reflects such influences and it was easy to and cosmic flower-powered funk. California Soul logo and name sold. Watch out for fill Super Cool with super-fly love songs, righteous shouts for freedom and cosmic Blues, Heavy Funk, Modern Soul, Northern more merchandise to be released in conjunction flower-powered funk. The booklet includes full liner notes with interviews and anecdotes Soul, and Disco, there’s even a ballad with this album soon. supplied by the artists, plus facts and figures, rare photos, and (previously unavailable on CD) from Luv The Soul Jazz sounds of the Gow Dow Experience (one track taken from the rare images of the releases. “California Soul” has become a brand Also Available, V/A California Soul private press album and two discovered as unreleased on the master tapes) name for Ubiquity with over 25, 000 shirts featuring the California N'Haight favorite Darondo. Volume 1 (LHCD/LP039) emanate from a band comprised of a teacher and his students teaming up with Soul logo and name sold. Watch out for more merchandise to be Super Cool was not compiled because of the rare-factor or some famous LA session musicians. Two bluesy stormers by Buddy Connor and Pat released in conjunction with this album soon. value of the original releases alone. More importantly this is Includes in-demand tracks by Rokk, Linda Hunt represent the short-lived Early Bird label, an off-shoot of Fantasy Records, a treasure trove of music that connects the dots between Tillery, Courtial, Orquestra Esencia and more. while Mokie J.J. and R.O.B. add a touch of Psychedelic Soul. Motowner Rodney Also Available, V/A California Soul Volume 1 (LHCD/LP039) artists and scenes, eras and genres, and none of the acts or Restock this proven seller on CD and LP now! Trotter pushes things firmly into the cosmic P-Funk realm on a track which the band Includes in-demand tracks by Rokk, Linda Tillery, Courtial, Orquestra Esencia and more. tracks should not be lost to obscurity. This is music by artists are supposed to have ascended from outer space to eradicate use of the N-word. 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