Jazz Funk

A1 –Harold McKinney Wide And Blue Written-By – Harold McKinney 8:30 A2 –Phil Ranelin Freddie's Groove Written-By – Phil Ranelin 10:34 B1 –Harold McKinney Juba Written-By – Harold McKinney 5:59 B2 –Pamela Wise Ode To Black Mothers Written-By – Mbiyu Chui, Pamela Wise 7:32 B3 –Harold McKinney Conjure Man Written-By – Harold McKinney 4:31 C1 –Harold McKinney Libra Ahora Written-By – Kiane Zawadi 13:12 C2 –Pamela Wise Hometown Written-By – Pamela Wise 8:02 D1 –Phil Ranelin He The One We All Knew Written-By – Phil Ranelin 11:07 D2 –Pamela Wise Marcus Garvey Written-By – Mbiyu Chui, Pamela Wise 4:44 D3 –Harold McKinney The Slave Ship Enterprise Written-By

Limited Edition vinile colorato

25 killer library music cuts by the German film music maestro on audiophile pressing in deluxe 2x10" set. Uberrare and never released before material from 1968-1976, sourced from Peter Thomas' personal reel-to-reel tape archive. Limited edition of 500 pieces. From brassy big band funk, space jazz, krauty synth experiments to proto-hiphop, cosmic schlagers, heavy easy listening, soulful soundtrack moods and absurdly dreamy LSD ballads, this compilation encompasses the composer's most obscure and yet most transcendent work. Peter Thomas is widely acknowledged as Germany's most inventive film music composer of the 1960s and 1970, best known for his iconic soundtrack work. He scored over 600 films and episodes, from the crime blockbusters of Jerry Cotton and Edgar Wallace to indie arthouse films like Playgirl, Bruce Lee's The Big Boss and the extraterrestrial Space Patrol and Chariot of the Gods. His recordings for music libraries often provided an even more leftfield approach. Their visionary 'dope beats' appeal provoked a keen interest from vinyl aficionados, beatmakers and rare groove.