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Paris DJs Mixes

Menahan Street Band - Make The Mix By Digging

Menahan Street Band Make The Road By DiggingIf you're in Paris these days and don't have your ticket for the incredible show tonite at Le New Morning starring Lee Fields (with the Menahan Street Band opening), then move your ass to Sannois (95) next sunday or to Ris-Orangis (91) next Wednesday!!! This is THE CONCERT you need not to miss!! To celebrate this European tour, we've invited for a very soulful mix Thomas Brenneck, alias DJ Tommy TNT, leader of the Menahan Street Band, guitar player for Bronx River Parkway, The Budos Band, The Dap-Kings, El Michels Affair, and founder of Daptone subsidiary Dunham records!!


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Live Shows

The Duke & The King - Live in Paris, France - February 23rd !!

The Duke and The King
The Duke & The King (Usa/Loose Music)
En concert à La Fleche d'Or
MARDI 23 FEVRIER 2010 A 20H
102 Bis rue de Bagnolet 75020 Paris

The Duke & The King are a glam-soul-folk quartet from New York featuring Simone Felice, Bobbie Bird Burke, Simi Stone and Nowell Haskins. Named after the traveling Shakespeare hustlers in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn these curious blood-brothers (and sweet sister) have found a home together, a traveling Church of Harmony and Sin where its OK to french kiss your cousin and all strays are welcome to come out of the cold and sing along to these songs of love, loss, pathos, and hope.


If You Ever Get Famous (BBC '...Later with Jools Holland')

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Paris DJs Free Stuff

Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Live at ChoiceCuts

Karl Hector and the Malcouns Live At ChoieCuts Dublin
Karl Hector & The Malcouns - Live at ChoiceCuts, Dublin
(free MP3 Recorded may 2009)

"This show is a recording from May 09 with our good friends Karl Hector & The Malcouns who have performed for us about 6 times now. One of the tightest collectives of musicians we have had the pleasure of welcoming to ChoiceCuts, this show will take you all over the world with some incredible rhythms, melodies and arrangements all tied together with afro-tinged funk music originating from the Southern Sahara and played by some of the tightest German funk musicians you can hear these days." (Source : ChoiceCuts.ie)

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24-Carat Black - Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday - January 2010 album of the month for Superfly Records!

24-Carat Black Gone The Promises Of Yesterday
24-Carat Black - Gone: The Promises Of Yesterday
(CD/LP) Numero Group NUM025, 2009-07-28

Classically trained Detroit arranger Dale Warren got his start with the famed Motown label and, from the late 60s throughout the early 70s, composed the majority of string scores for soul artists on Stax Records (arranging for such artists as Billy Eckstine, Eddie Floyd, Isaac Hayes, Albert King, and the Staple Singers, among others). During this time, Warren befriended an up-and-coming Cincinnati soul outfit called the Ditalians. After he convinced them to change their name to 24-Carat Black, he took them under his wing - both composing and producing their lone album, 1973's Ghetto: Misfortune's Wealth, a conceptual work that focused on life in the inner city.
when Stax finally shuttered in 1975, and for 35 years, the sketches for 24-Carat Black's sophomore release hibernated in keyboardist and session engineer Bruce Thompson's basement below the south side of Chicago. Abandoned by Warren when the studio bill darkened his mailbox, the tapes, over decades, had fallen into soggy disrepair, useless save for the six tracks featured on this release.

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Paris DJs Records

Souleance - Le Plaisir - New 7 inch on First Word Records

Souleance Le PlaisirSouleance Chemise
Souleance - Le Plaisir / Chemise
(7"/Download) First Word Records FW35, 2010-01-11

Souleance are back with their second single on First Word. After the massive success of their debut Le Monde EP, the French duo of DJ Soulist (What The Funk?) and producer Fulgeance (Musique Large / Peter Digital Orchestra / One-Handed) have crafted one of the first must-have releases of 2010.

Souleance will be back later this year with their debut album. With a growing legion of fans including Gilles Peterson (who picked their track Manana for his Brownswood Bubblers compilation) and Radio Nova (France) who have booked the duo to play at their prestigious Nuitz Zebrees event in December, 2010 is gonna be big for Souleance.

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Djouls Music Blog

The Bamboos - On The Sly

the bamboos on the sly
The Bamboos - On The Sly
(12") Tru Thoughts TRU211, 2009-02-08

What do you get when you combine a truly nasty, percussive drum break with massive Hammond and guitar stabs, a loping sly horn line and Kylie Auldist’s velvet rip-saw vocals? On The Sly is the first single from The Bamboos’ upcoming album, 4, and a real statement of intent: a piece of music for 2010 that somehow transcends the boundaries of what we know as the ‘Deep Funk’ scene and pushes The Bamboos up into a world all their own, On The Sly is The Bamboos crystallised, arrived, their own unique sound fully realised.


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Upcoming Music

Various - Shapes 10:01 - out April 12th on Tru Thoughts

Shapes 10 01
Various - Shapes 10:01
(CD/2xLP with CD) Tru Thoughts TRUCD212/TRULP212, 2009-02

The first label compilation since Tru Thoughts celebrated its 10th Anniversary last year, Shapes 10:01 showcases an eclectic stable of musical talent with its collective eye on a new decade. And the future's looking, and sounding, bright. 'Shapes 10:01', a double CD collection spanning 24 tracks, features acclaimed current material from acts including Quantic and his Combo Bárbaro, The Bamboos, Kylie Auldist, Hint, Azaxx, Belleruche, Lizzy Parks and Stonephace; plus a generous pick of upfront exclusives; and reworks from the daddy of UK dance music, Ashley Beedle (X-Press 2), rapidly rising dubstep star Flux Pavilion and many more exciting musical talents.

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