children of the wind.

starting out an early sunday morning with don byrd's fantastic jazz funk fusion album from 75.

this is not a photograph.

couldn't start out yr saturday morning better than with this funky gem from the early 70's.

be brave.

a fantastic collection of us army dudes playing slick funk while overseas from the seventies.

part one    ///    part two

the temple room.

another gem from the numero vault. yr welcome.

small bird dreams.

yet another classique from the numero vault.

i've been since i've been.

more numero goodness. the opening song is fucking great & sets a very high bar. enjoy my dudes.

rain in my heart.

the song mister kidneys is the fucking bees knees y'all. pretty killer funk/soul. enjoy!

everlasting road.

smooth going soul/funk/r&b~ish steez from the late seventies. willie wright has a nice voice & i think just got my neighbor pregnant.

music to wash dishes by.

as a follow up to yesterday's post, here is some ace funk & soul from t.l. barrett.

if you see me.

gospel funk ranging from late sixties till mid eighties. my favorite is the first song by t.l. barrett, whose album i will be posting in the next coupla days.

the throne in lhasa awaits.

for those cats who didn't cop this the first time it was floating around a few years ago. again had to break it up into two parts because zippy is acting weird.

one // two

on cavalry.

super smooth soul. my neighbor jason just got pregnant from me listening to this.