MP3 Various Artists - Soul & Funk Collection, Vol.3

The Final Chapter in the Mirage Soul & Funk Compilation series, crammed full of rare 12" tracks.

15 MP3 Songs in this album (78:07) !
Related styles: URBAN/R&B: Soul, URBAN/R&B: Funk

People who are interested in The Spinners Thelonious Monk Ingram should consider this download.


Details:
The third volume of Soul & Funk from the great Mirage back catalogue is packed
with 15 tracks from back in the day, the great sound of the â80âs again full of
12â mixes, remixes and extended tracks for your enjoyment.
For the first track we have the Jason Bryant produced First Love and Can I Be With You Tonight, then all 6 minutes 39 seconds of Brenda K. Starrâs Pickin Up Pieces, produced by Arthur Baker. Next up is The System with Pleasure Seekers (12â Version) produced and written by Mic Murphy and David Frank, mixed by Tom Lord-Alge. Then comes The Spinners and Show Me Your Magic produced by Maurice Starr followed by a Sandy Linzer production of T.S. Monk with Too Much Too Soon. The 12â mix (5:51) of Blue Magicâs See Through comes next written and produced by Butch Ingram, then straight into the Taka Boom track Climate For Love mixed by Tom Lord-Alge and produced by Billy Rush. Track 8 is The Spinners with She Does which was remixed by Patrick Adams and produced by Ashley Irwin followed by Hypnotize from Terri Jones another track produced by Patrick Adams. Another big track from Ingram, Smoothin Groovin written by James Ingram and produced by the Ingram Family comes before a rare Mirage hip-hop track from The Incredible Body Mechanix (featuring Omega Clash MCs) and B-Boy Your Best (12" version) produced by Craig Peyton and Nelson Cruz. Back to Mic Murphy and David Frank with The Systemâs 12" Vocal Remix of I Don't Run From Danger, with help from Chris Lord-Alge in mixing, after this the 12â Version of Gail Freeman and Mr. Right produced by Richie Weeks and Danny Weiss. Track 14 brings the extended version of Jean Knightâs My Toot Toot produced by Isaac Bolden, we finish off with the extremely popular hip-hop track Break Dance Party from Break Machine (6:32) produced by Jacques Morali.