The Juju Orchestra "Bossa Nova Is Not A Crime", 2008

This is The Juju Orchestra "Bossa Nova Is Not A Crime" released by Agogo in 2008. Funky Nassau is floor killer tune.

The Juju Orchestra at Myspace

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1. This is not a tango
2. What is hip? feat. Carolyn Leonhart & Terry Carrier
3. King of Latin rhythm
4. Take four
5. Do it again feat. Carolyn Leonhart & Robert Smith
6. El Bravo
7. Nao posso demorar feat. Katie B
8. Funky nassau

Samon Kawamura "Unfold", 2008

Samon Kawamura is half-German, half-Japanese hip-hop producer out of Berlin. Recently he did remix of Christian Prommer's Drum Lesson "Around The World", cover of Daft Punk classic hit, for Sonar Kollektiv. One of up-and-coming hip-hop instrumental producers to watch out for.

Samon Kawamura "Unfold", released by Nesola in 2008

1. Intro
2. Sugar Hill feat. Om'Mas
3. Love and Sex
4. Still Significant feat. Kev Brown
5. 0804-005
6. Right Here feat. Oh No
7. Morioka Sunset
8. Night Will Fall
9. Interlude
10. Try feat. Aloe Blacc
11. Let's Do It
12. Lovelude feat. Ta'Raach
13. Get Down feat. Ta'Raach
14. No Te Puede Ver feat. Laura Lopez Castro
15. YWAGD
16. Cp2sk feat. Christian Prommer
17. Playground
18. Outro

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Samon Kawamura @ Myspace

Leon Thomas "The Album" & Danielia Cotton "A Rare Child

Hello and welcom to my blog. This is my new blog about my music collection, from Jazz, funk, soul, latin, Brazilian, samba, bossa-nova, to the latest of house, broken beats, drum n bass, and hip-hop, dubstep, and grime.

I have decided to start this blog about my music collection, mainly what I get, purchase, and deal with. I have been thinking about how I deal with my music for such a long time. I have been buying records for about 8 years now, and ever since the day one, I cannot stop finding new stuff and learning from them. From that, I have had some really incredible opportunities to meet people that I have admired, and people that have same passion for music. In addition, I have had great experiences with social networking tools such as myspace, facebook, imeem, youtube, to name a few. And not to mention iPod, podcasts, and bloggers for providing me with greater informations. Much respect.

For the beginning, I just wanna start introducing one of the records I have recently got.

First, 2 Leon Thomas albums I have not seen for a while. The first is "The Leon Thomas Album" from 1970. It's very up-tempo, drum-heavy, and very shows how great Leon Thomas is as singer as well as band leader. Highly recommended. (Though I might have another copy of this record somewhere)

Billy Harper Sax (Tenor) Arthur Sterling Piano Howard Johnson Sax (Baritone) Billy Cobham Drums Bob Cunningham Bass Leon Thomas Flute, Percussion, Main Performer, Vocals Richard Landrum Percussion James Spaulding Flute John Williams Guitar (Bass) Oliver Nelson Arranger, Conductor Gene Golden Percussion Ernie Royal Trumpet Donald Smith Flute Roy Haynes Drums Sonny Morgan Percussion Jerome Richardson Sax (Alto)

Another Leon Album is "Facets" from 1973. It is a compilation from his previous releases, with a little of reworks. He is groovy yet spiritual. The cover picture is just eye-catching, you never going to miss it.

By the way, both albums are original copies, and that's what I definitely go for.


Also, I have received CDR of Danielia Cotton's "A Rare Child". She is neo-soul, R&B, soulful singer from New Jersey. But she has alot of influence from rock music, such as Led Zeppelin, and Janis Joplin. Here is her on NPR Music.

Daielia Cotton on Myspace

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