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Mms 009 Madlib Medicine Show 9 Cd CHANNEL 85 PRESENTS NITTYVILLE (SEASON ONE) Medicine Show No. 9 Madlib Medicine Show is a CD Marketed and music series consisting of experi- mental hip-hop, jazz fusion, promoted by electronic music, and DJ mixes Stones Throw Records spanning the genres. Originally launched as a one-per-month, year-long series, Madlib Medicine Publicity by Score Press Show #9: Channel 85 presents Nittyville is the first to break the chronology. Limited edition Nittyville is also perhaps the most Format: CD traditional of the series, and we make no bones about it: one MC, one Cat. No: MMS 009 producer, and a rap record all about Label: Madlib Medicine Show stunts, blunts and hip-hop. Available: May 3rd, 2011 Frank is Detroit's Frank Nitt, protegee of the late J Dilla, formerly of Frank-n-Dank. Madlib is the Beat Please note: NOT actual cover art Konducta, Quasimoto, half- Madvillain & Jaylib, one of hip-hop's most acclaimed producer's favorite producers. As for Channel 85, it's clearly off most dials. This album’s concept TV station runs one show only, the comic-drama, reality-musical called Nittyville, featuring Frank, MED, Oh No, Madlib, and a supporting cast of extras. The album is 14 tracks including 10 rap tracks, 4 interludes, and runs 43 minutes. SHOW ft. KRS ONE “Godsville” 1. Intro 2. Show & Prove 3. We Love That 4. Improve Myself 5. The Truth 6. This Flow 7. Another Day (mixed by DJ Premier) 8. Legendary 9. Hear me More 10. Running 11. Outro -NOT ACTUAL COVER ART- “Godsville” brings together two Bronx Hip Hop legends; KRS-ONE and Showbiz. Showcasing a production style that is currently featured on projects by Joe Budden, Fabolous, Royce Da 5’9”, Lloyd Banks and others, Showbiz (producer of classic Hip Hop hits such as “Soul Clap” and “Sound of the Police”) provides a classic yet fresh Bronx production style while KRS-ONE takes it back to the essence of Hip Hop with lyrical contributions equal to those on classic KRS-ONE albums. Recent album reviews are calling this project a “modern classic” and “what Hip Hop has been missing.” FORMAT: CD — CATALOG NUMBER: DITC 308 — BARCODE: 6 11247 03082 0 rd AVAILABLE: May 3 2011 D-NICE CALL ME D-NICE 1. Crumbs On The Table 7. A Few Dollars More D-Nice Rocks The House 2. Call Me D-Nice 8. It’s All About Me Crumbs On The Table 3. Glory 9. Pimp Of The Year (Stimulated Dummies Mix) 4. The 808 Is Coming 10. And You Don’t Stop Crumbs On The Table (Otis Mix) 5. Under Some Budda BONUS TRACKS Call Me D-Nice (40th Street Remix) 6. It’s Over Scott Made Me Funky The 808 Is Coming (DJ Pooh Remix) When Boogie Down Productions’ DJ/producer/hypeman D-Nice went solo in 1990, the world wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Taking over as KRS-One’s DJ after Scott La Rock’s murder in 1987, D-Nice was a relative unknown, despite having played a part in the group’s classic albums By All Means Necessary and the follow-up Edutainment. Setting out to make his name as an independent artist, he delivered Call Me D-Nice, an album that abandoned BDP’s militant political rhetoric in favor of a fun, upbeat attitude that played to his strengths: witty and boastful rhymes backed by funky, sample-based beats. The album yielded a #1 hit with the title track (along with “Crumbs On the Table”, which made the Top 20) and proved that D-Nice could do much more than just play the background. Out of print for over 20 years, D-Nice’s debut album Call Me D-Nice returns in an expanded edition housed in a 6-panel digipak featuring original and extended artwork with liner notes for the bonus cuts written by Noah Uman. Extended Audio includes 2 non-album cuts (produced by Scott La Rock) as well as 12" mixes and instrumentals previously unavailable on CD format. Also includes the 12" singles "Glory" and "The TR 808 Is Coming." FORMAT: CD • CAT NO: GET 51271 • LABEL: Get On Down • STREET DATE: May 3rd AUGUSTUS PABLO Ital Dub 1. The Big R P-Off 5. Gun Trade 9. Mr. Big 2. Road Block 6. Shake Up 10. Eli’s Move 3. Curly Locks 7. Hillside Airstrip 11. House Raid 4. Well Read 8. Barbwire Disaster 12. Shake Down By the time he released Ital Dub in 1975, Augus- tus Pablo was already a household name in Jamaica. He was fresh off the success of his album Rebel Rock Reggae, and about to enter the most prolific period of his career with legen- dary dub engineer King Tubby, this being their first collaboration. Recorded and mixed by Tubby at his studio, Ital Dub, produced by Tommy Cowan and Warwick Lyn, features Pablo lending his signature melodica work to originals (“Eli’s Move,” “Shake Up”) and covers from Bob Marley (“Rebel Music,” “Natty Dread”), Peter Tosh (“Funeral”) and Junior Byles (“Curly Locks,” “Irie Feelings”). Overlooked at the time of its initial release, Ital Dub has since been recog- nized as a worthy entry in Pablo’s stellar catalog and “one of the most innovative albums of the decade” (AllMusic.com). After producing top quality reissues from Lee “Scratch” Perry and King Tubby, Get On Down is proud to present another Jamaican dub classic, featuring a new digital audio transfer from the original analog tapes. FORMAT: CD • CAT NO: GET 50759 • LABEL: Get On Down • STREET DATE: May 3rd Caroline Crawford My Name Is Caroline 1. Tell Me You’ll Wait 5:05 2. Coming On Strong 4:31 3. A Love Song For You 3:08 4. Caroline Breakdown 3:54 5. It Rains Because 5:35 6. A Nice Feeling 5:11 7. Riding On Your Love 6:08 A Classic Soul Album From A Very Underrated Singer! Caroline’s Crawford’s career first began at the age of 15 on Motown Records where she recorded loads of songs but released relatively few! She re-surfaced on Philadelphia International in the early ‘70s with one brilliant single and a completely unreleased album, which stayed in the can as a result of disagreements with Gamble & Huff. An uncompromising singer, she teamed up with Hamilton Bohannon and sang background on his hits “South African Man”, “Foot Stomping’ Man” and “Summertime Groove”. Bohannon wrote, produced, arranged and directed the seven cuts. All Music Guide’s Andrew Hamilton writes: “His patented rhythmic, shuffling sound interspersed with some KEY SELLING POINTS: ballads make this an extension of his ”Summertime Groove” album which featured • First time ever on CD. Crawford’s vibrant vocals. This is good. • Remastered from the original Mercury analog tapes. Mercury’s neglect kept this album from improving • Packaged in Japanese style laminated their bottom line or Crawford’s career, in spite of paste on jacket, with full color inner sleeve, infectious ditties like “Tell Me You’ll Wait” OBI and poly outer. “Coming On Strong,” and “Caroline • Produced by Hamilton Bohannon. Breakdown”. A classic soul album from a very underrated singer!! Format: CD Cat. No: PCD 72006-CD Label: P&C Records Available: MAY 3rd CD P&C Records 55 Elm Avenue, Hyannis, MA 02601 • www.myreelmusic.com groove club vol. 1 la confiserie magique popisme fantastique! 1. Le Cœur (Bye, Bye City) 2. Les Rover: « Dans Cinquante Ans D’ici » (Fifty Years From Now) 3. Les Hamsters: « Flower Power » 4. Les Chimériennes: « Monsieur Cyber » 5. Yar & Yana: « Je Marche Dans La Ville » (I Walk in the City) 6. Les Hamsters: « Georgie Girl » 7. Dan le Bouffon: « A Petit Pas » 8. Christopher Laird: « Lune De Miel, Lune De Confiture » (Moon of Honey, Moon of Jam) 9. Les Parisiennes: « Un Rayon De Soleil Est Entré Dans Mon Lit » (A Ray Of Sun Is Here In My Bed) 10.Maraton: « Dee Duck » 11.Elisa: « En Stop » (Stop) 12. Genevieve Ferreri: « L’arc en ciel » (The Rainbow) 13. Michel Pagliaro: « Vous » (You) 14. L’empreinte: « Une Petite Fille » 15. Pax Quartet: « Lumière Et Paix » (Light and Peace) 16. France: « Vivre d’Amour et de Musique » (Live in Love and Music) 17. Cristal: « Les Yeux Fermés » (Eyes Closed) 18. Epta: « Bye, Bye Brighton » 19. Bernard Chabert: « Il Part En Californie » (He Moved to California) 20. Les Rotomagus: « Nevada » 21. Le Système Crapoutchik: « La Vie Est Belle » (Life Is Beautiful) 22. Mister Badge: « Crazy Mister Badge » Fabrice, 17 years old, is a minet, or to say it better, a mod from one of the posh neighborhoods, the 16th district in Paris and such “golden ghettoes” as Auteuil, Neuilly and Passy. Fab’ likes to have his “ronron at the Drugstore”, as Dutronc sang it (an untranslatable wordplay on ronron, “cat food”, and a minet - “a kitten” - purring). Fabrice attends Henri IV prestigious high-school; his father, a businessman who made a fortune selling plastic flowers, and his mother, a former model from Jacques Fath, are never home – a cosy home indeed! With his Weston shoes, a slim-fitting suit by Renoma and his haircut modelled on those of Anglo-Saxons musicians appearing on French Eps, Fabrice dreams of Carnaby Street and the Sunset Strip. He is not alone: there’s his sister Stéphanie, 16, who wears a fringe, a mock Courrèges dress, a pink Shetland pullover and white boots. Stéphanie reads Salut Les Copains and Mademoiselle Age Tendre, which both fuel her passion for Françoise Hardy, Zouzou, Twiggy and the Beatles. The Groove Club is happy to present twenty-two records that we dug out as a tribute to Fabrice’s kinky faves.
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