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Sticky Soul Fingers: A Rolling Stones Tribute - free CD with Mojo Magazine

Sticky Soul Fingers A Rolling Stones Tribute
Various - Sticky Soul Fingers: A Rolling Stones Tribute
(free CD with magazine) Mojo, 2011-11-30

The Rolling Stones' classic 1971 album re-grooved by Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Aloe Blacc & Joel Van Dijk, Black Joe Lewis, The Bamboos, Naomi Shelton & The Gospel Queens, Alice Russell, The Sugarman 3, Beta Hector, Anthony Joseph & The Spasm Band, Lee Fields and more! On paper, this is a kind of a dream come true. Can't wait to get my hands on this new issue of Mojo Magazine… especially to get my ears on what's on the CD!! For people in Paris, the mag is to be found in places such as Gibert Joseph or WH Smith ;-)

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Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens - What Have You Done, My Brother?

Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens What Have You Done, My Brother
Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens - What Have You Done, My Brother?
(CD/LP) Daptone Records DAP-016, 2009-05-26

Hundreds of new artists rear their heads on the scene every year, each struggling in vain to distinguish themselves from the rest with the gimmicks and novelties of the latest radio fads. However, rarely will an artist come along that can transcend the boxes and boundaries of our musical landscape with nothing but the pure soulfulness of her voice. Naomi Shelton is one of these precious artists. Though she, like many others, grew up singing with her sisters in their Alabama church, she has also spent much of her life in the soul clubs around New York, and her 45s, "41st St. Breakdown" and "Wind Your Clock” b/w “Talking 'Bout a Good Thing,” have long been revered and prized by funk DJs around the globe. Now, with her first official full-length release coming this May, it's clear that her singing is equally influenced by both facets of her life. This is soul music - informed by the church, perhaps, but soul music nonetheless, relatable to all. Which means that What Have You Done, My Brother?, an uplifting record that conveys Naomi's energy, her excitement, her love of music, her compassion, is no ordinary album.

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Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens What Have You Done

Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens - What Have You Done

Mixing obvious Gospel/church influence with New York Soul, Naomi Shelton 45s are highly sought-after by funk diggers. She'll be releasing this spring her first album on Daptone Records, which promises to be one of the best Soul releases of the year. The stomping first single extracted from the album is What Have You Done, available on a limited 45... and in our virtual releases section thanks to their french distributor Differ-ant! Complete info about the album to be released on May, 26th is available here....

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Various - This LP Crashes Hard Drives

This LP Crashes My Hard Drive
Various - This LP Crashes Hard Drives
(Limited edition LP 2000 copies) Numero Group, 2009-04-18 (Record Store Day)

Pressed for Record Store Day. Features a track from the upcoming Hypnotic Brass Ensemble album, Marcus Garvey... among others!

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