Jazzman Albums London, UK
As dedicated record collectors, we at Jazzman love nothing more than discovering good and obscure soul, jazz and funk records. We also love making those records available to everyone else by reissuing them as high quality releases on LP, CD, 7” and as downloads. We continue to scour the world to find interesting and rare records to re-release... We Dig Deeper! ... more
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Jambú e Os Míticos Sons Da Amazônia (Analog Africa Nr. 28)
by Analog Africa
supported by 12 fans who also own “Fat Man”
really mellow, sweet, hypnotic, and very lively at the same time, if it makes sense. i'm honestly very impressed.
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The Dancing Devils of Djibouti
by Groupe RTD
supported by 11 fans who also own “Fat Man”
April 2022 - I’m finally listening to this through headphones and appreciating the music all the more. Great album.
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Technicolor Paradise - Rhum Rhapsodies & Other Exotic Delights
by Various Artists
supported by 10 fans who also own “Fat Man”
Thanks to Cillian Murphy on BBC Radio 6 Music for Volume 3 of his 'nocturnal playlist's', which introduced this crazy collection of exotica through his chosen track, 'Enchantment' by The Melody Mates... with 54 tracks to hear I haven't come up with a clear favourite yet! I'm looking beyond the cheesy album cover and simply enjoying the sounds, some of which take me to cinematic places where I imagine David Lynch's world of 'Twin Peaks'.
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French band flesh out the straightforward thrills of house music with rich tones and dynamic arrangements flecked with jazz, funk, and soul.
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Movements Vol.11
by Various Artists
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 19, 2022
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Holy Body Roll
by A. Billi Free & The Lasso
The duo's first album together soundtracks the vulnerable moments both on and off the dance floor.
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Greasy Mike's Halloween Monsters
by Various Artists
supported by 10 fans who also own “Fat Man”
This is a cool-ass reminder that the creepy kids who like Alice Cooper or the Cramps or any of the hundreds of their musical descendants weren't the first weirdos in the garage.
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