Jackie Stoudemire - Flying High / GuiltyTwo classic Jackie Stoudemire gems, Flying High and Guilty get a long overdue reissue, the former of which has never been available on vinyl before. Picked up by Tap Records impresario Jeremiah Yisrael, Jackie spent the lions share of 1982 in the studio with Yisrael, the prolific Gene Redd and dozens of musicians, including purportedly Barry Whites Love Unlimited Orchestra. Ten songs were recorded over the course of the year, and two of the standouts

The album is punctuated with a string section (that recalls David Axelrod)

It is a nascent springtime journey that shows just what Kevin is capable of with six strings

Disco & Boogie 1976-85" compilation (Tramp TRLP/CD-9099) along with some more information about him

2 on the Paling Trax Limited imprint

just as the driving 4/4 bassline of closing track ‘The Tesseract’ is a memorable climax

Electro Funk studio project from Parisian DJ Raphaël Top-Secret & Antoine Kogut (Syracuse)

syncopated horn lines

Long time ago the monks living on flying temples wanted to protect their precious island Oramont from local pirates and sea looters

Incredibly

equipment and instruments were kept as they were

‘Ain’t No Need To Hide’ with their ‘97 Sequel Re-edit with a dose of vocal house at its finest

Oscar Brown Jr