R.I.P. guitar great Travis Wammack, 1944-2026

Sadly, guitarist Travis Wammack, heard on numerous Muscle Shoals recordings, has passed away. He'll be greatly missed.

Happy Birthday Margaret Ayre!

Raising a glass to Margaret Ayre with a few of her amazing Fern Knight recordings and performances.

LINKS 

Fern Knight Bandcamp site

Dave Graney & Clare Moore share video for "Hits Are The Worst"

Dave Graney and longtime collaborator Clare Moore preview their new album with "Hits Are The Worst." Check it out.

Here's the scoop...

"Hits Are The Worst" is the first single from Dave Graney and Clare Moore's forthcoming album, LABURNUM OF THE MIND due April 30th. The song? A Doorsy groove with a very late 60s chordal deal and flow. Kinda like  Brian Auger, Traffic or The Zombies. The vocal mixed right up front. The words? Hermetic. The music, “flash and expensive but dumb, loose and goofy too. Highly illogical..”

Check it out below. Read more about Dave, Clare and the title reference to "Laburnum" – which may be puzzling for those living outside of suburban Melbourne – on Backseatmafia.com right here. 

Mario Bava's Hatchet For The Honeymoon screens at Revue Cinema, Friday

In a special tribute to the late Stephen Forsyth, the Revue Cinema is screening Hatchet For The Honeymoon tonight at 6:45 pm.

Stompbox presents Mario Bava's Hatchet For The Honeymoon 

A tribute to T.O. born star Stephen Forsyth

Stompbox is presenting a special tribute to HATCHET FOR THE HONEYMOON star Stephen Forsyth (1938-2025) with rare, never-seen, original film and music memorabilia from Forsyth’s own personal archives of his time in the 1960s & 1970s Italian film industry, courtesy of The Candy Bar!

Seven years after innovating the grisly Italian giallo genre, Mario Bava returned to the form to create one of its deliriously frightening gems: HATCHET FOR THE HONEYMOON (Il rosso segno della follia). Canada’s own Stephen Forsyth stars as John Harrington, the head of an affluent fashion house, who harbors an uncontrollable bloodlust for women in bridal veils. Only by murdering a succession of them, can he delve deeper into his subconscious and bring to light the primal scene that spawned his very specific homicidal fetish. With its director doubling as cinematographer, HATCHET is one of Bava's most visually sumptuous films. (Kino Lorber)

Toronto-born HATCHET star Stephen Forsyth, who passed away on September 12, 2025, was a beloved fixture of the Kensington Market neighbourhood. But also had a successful run as a marquee actor in Italy in the 1960s and early 1970s, including westerns BLOOD CALLS TO BLOOD and IN A COLT’S SHADOW, and climaxing in his final and best remembered film role, as the disturbed lead of HATCHET FOR THE HONEYMOON, before leaving Italy to focus on music composition, photography and an array of artistic interests up until his passing.

Close friend of Mr. Forsyth, Paola Giavedoni, owner of The Candy Bar – College Street’s beloved candy and confectionary institution and longtime sponsor of the Revue Cinema’s Saturday Morning All-You-Can-Eat Cereal Cartoon Party - will be bringing a collection of posters, photos, and memorabilia from the personal archives of Mr. Forsyth, documenting his time at the nerve centre of Italian film history and his work with the incomparable Mario Bava. 

Get tickets for the Stompbox screening of Hatchet For The Honeymoon right here. Watch the trailer below. 

Remembering saxophone great Dexter Gordon on his birthday

Celebrating the birthday of tenor titan Dexter Gordon with Don McGlynn's documentary "More Than You Know," and much more.  

One For The Weekend: Louis Myers & The Aces

Here's the rockin' blues instro "Just Whaling" by Louis Myers (on harp) with the Aces on Eli Toscano's ABCO label from 1956. 

Terry Allen announces his new family band project Blood Sucking Maniacs

Terry Allen's multi-generational family band, Blood Sucking Maniacs release their self-titled debut April 24th. You've been warned!

Here's the scoop...

BEWARE 💀: Terry Allen and Jo Harvey Allen, along with their children and grandchildren, are pleased to announce the self-titled debut (and double) album by their new project, BLOOD SUCKING MANIACS, a multi-generational family band, out on April 24th. You can pre-order the album (the first release of all-new Terry Allen recordings since 2020’s “Just Like Moby Dick”) via Bandcamp right here here. Check out the first single, the eponymous theme song, “Blood Sucking Maniacs” below. Buy tickets to the May 21st album release show at Austin’s Paramount Theatre, dubbed "A Night With Blood Sucking Maniacs right here.

Blood Sucking Maniacs, the Allen family band, helmed by Terry  and Jo Harvey Allen, spans five generations and 121 years, including (among others) their sons Bukka Allen and Bale Creek Allen; grandsons Kru, Sled Allen, and Calder Allen; Panhandle Mystery Band mainstays Charlie Sexton, Lloyd Maines, and Richard Bowden, and frequent collaborator Will Sexton. The wild and wide-ranging songs collected on their eponymous album are miscellaneous and multiplex, comprising heartrending ballads and arch in-jokes on a spectrum from sublime to unabashedly sentimental. The unifying principle here is not so much blood harmony as blood entropy.

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The Allens will also perform two nights, in different configurations, at the fabulous Big Ears Festival in Knoxville, TN, with the Truckload of Art Road Show (an intimate book reading/signing, concert, and discussion/Q&A) on March 26th and with the full Panhandle Mystery Band on March 27th. For more info on the Big Ears Festival, visit their site right here. See y’all there.

For more information about Terry Allen, his music and artwork, visit his site right here. Listen to "Blood Sucking Maniacs" below.

New Griot Galaxy Live on WUOM 1979 double LP out now

Two Rooms Records release of a 1979 performance by Detroit's legendary Griot Galaxy is something to cheer about.  

Here's the scoop from Tani Tabbal...

"Great to hear this live recording and that it’s available on vinyl and cd from Two Rooms Records. Jaribu Shahid is now at the helm of Griot Galaxy, along with myself, and including Anthony Holland, Dave MacMurray, and Cassius Richmond."

Griot Galaxy – Live on WUOM 1979 

Two Rooms Records is excited to announce its tenth and most significant release yet, “Live on WUOM 1979” by Griot Galaxy. Nearly lost to history, this double-length release captures an extended radio performance by the seminal Afro-futurist jazz group, aka “The Sci-Fi Band,” featuring stunning versions of their classic repertoire circa 1979, in a compact, quartet setting.

Known for mixing complex polyrhythms, polytonality and non-western scales with grooves and minimalist elements from popular music, Griot Galaxy was founded in Detroit by saxophonist Faruq Z. Bey in 1972. The best known iteration coalesced in the late ‘70s as a quintet with bassist Jaribu Shahid and percussionist Tani Tabbal — both veterans of the Sun Ra Arkestra — and wind players Anthony Holland and David McMurray. All the members collaborated with their contemporaries in creative Black music, including Roscoe Mitchell, Anthony Braxton, Leroy Jenkins, Muhal Richard Abrams, Oliver Lake, Andrew Cyrille and many others. McMurray, absent on this recording, also stayed busy playing behind The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan.

Wildly popular in Detroit and amongst their peers, Griot Galaxy only released two full-length records during the band’s lifetime. Their activity effectively ended in 1986 when Bey was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident that required nearly a decade of recovery, making this release an important expansion of the Griot Galaxy universe. 

Griot Galaxy: Faruq Z. Bey - Alto, Soprano, and Tenor Saxophones, Bass Clarinet; Anthony Holland - Alto, Soprano, and Tenor Saxophones, Bass Clarinet; Jaribu Shahid - Double Bass; Tani Tabbal - Drums, Percussion. 

Recorded at WUOM Ann Arbor, Michigan in 1979

Mastered by Warren DeFever, Third Man Mastering, Detroit

Produced By Two Rooms Records, Detroit. 

Get a copy of Griot Galaxy's Live on WUOM 1979 via Bandcamp right here. Watch a performance of "Androgeny" and some performance footage from 1978 below. 

Watch the trailer for way overdue streaming series "They Called Us Outlaws"

"They Called Us Outlaws" – reassessing the legacy of Billy Joe Shaver, Waylon Jennings, Guy Clark, etc – premieres at SXSW '26.

Marissa Nadler, Maria BC @ Sound Garage, Thursday

Marissa Nadler plays a spellbinding set of songs from New Radiations at Sound Garage Thursday. Tickets are $31.56, get 'em here.

LINKS
Marissa Nadler site: https://www.marissanadler.com/
Marissa Nadler official merch
Marissa Nadler thoughtfully created a Spotify playlist of her original songs just for you

Catch Marissa Nadler with Maria BC at Sound Garage (165 Geary Ave) on Feb 26. Doors open at 7 pm.

Margo Price lights up The Phoenix, February 25

Rising country star Margo Price returns to Toronto for a show at the Phoenix on Wednesday, February 25. Get tickets here. 

Whaddya mean you don't know Free Expression

Here's a UK psych curio by the Free Expression... check out "My Life Has Changed" penned by Geoff Ramseyer later of Design. 

R.I.P. Willie Colón, 1950-2026

His political views aside, trombonist/songwriter Willie Colón's significant contribution to Latin music history is beyond reproach. 

Numero Group knocks out a "soundtrack" for imaginary spy flick

Numero Group needed a hook to hang their most recent random collection of rare recordings and decided on a spy film soundtrack.

 

Here's the scoop from Numero HQ...

The opening act of Louis Wayne Moody’s mid-century spy caper trilogy, 1962’s Call Me Old Fashioned put a tail on Agent Cara Seaworth’s debut undercover operation, fresh out of the Eastern Star Spy Academy for Young Ladies. Her assignment: to pose as songbird and nest, one thrush-like performance at a time, deep under the skin of widower Jack “Frenchy” Hammerli, proprietor of Jack’s Riverside Inn supper club. Her quarry: both an unblemished 1822 American Half Eagle piece—gone AWOL since the Academy’s turbulent Reconstruction-era founding—and Jack’s own beating heart. When the mobbed-up Sauk City, Wisconsin, night spot proves a tough coin to flip, Seaworth’s estranged father and celebrated numismatist “The Man” gets called up to the Not-So-Big Leagues. Will Cara pinch the minted MacGuffin and cooly cash in on a couple dozen missed birthdays, or wind up feeding walleye at the bottom of Mud Lake?

Struck for circulation after 63 years in hock within the Lou-Mood Pictures vault, this previously unissued soundtrack traffics in the high-tone timbre and highball-sipping swoon of pop’s post-war years. Muddling together sugar-lipped divas, barrel-aged big bands, and “zoo be zoo be zoo” zest, with a Latin jazz Luxardo for garnish, Call Me Old Fashioned is a 40-minute stereo-sonic adventure for the 7 & 7 spy-fi fanatic. You can get a copy of Call Me Old Fashioned LP via Bandcamp right here or try the Numero Group site over here. 

Call Me Old Fashioned

1. Pony Sherrell - Don't Do Anything Til You've Heard From Me 

2. Margo Guryan - More Understanding Than a Man 

3. Charleen Houston - Just Like a Fool 

4. Dolores White - Lovers Paradise 

5. Charlene Knight - If My Dreams Come True 

6. Darla Hood - Un Momento Mas 

7. Manny Lopez - Terra Bella (Que Bonita Es Mi Tierra) 

8. Nun Plus - Walk About The Craters Of The Moon 

9. Arnie & Chise' Trio - Three Cherries 

10. Carmen - Ukulele Mambo 

11. Jeanne Hatfield - Time 

12. Doris Drew - Aba Da Aba Du 

13. April Yen - If and When It Happens 

14. Birdlegs and Pauline - Mist of a Dream 

Jim Cuddy & Friends "Country Classic" Benefit @ The Horseshoe, Sunday

The annual Country Classic fundraiser for the Daily Bread Food Bank feat. Blue Rodeo's Jim Cuddy and pals is now sold out. 

Lost 1968 recording by Nanaimo's Glass Cage finally gets released!

Marcus Pollard found a mysterious acetate in a Port Alberni thrift shop which turned out to be the 1968 demo of Nanaimo's Glass Cage. 

In the summer of 1968, five Nanaimo, BC teenagers recorded an exciting six-song demo of West Coast garage psych. Cut to an acetate then lost to time for 50+ years. Until now. Watch the story of the Glass Cage's lost recording right here and below. 

“A remarkable discovery. The Glass Cage show impressive creativity and versatility as they transition between hard-hitting, organ-driven Northwest R&B slammers and dreamy, harmony-based psychedelic numbers.” – Mike Stax, Ugly Things

“I LOVE the Glass Cage!” – Grant Lawrence, CBC Radio

“Newly unearthed garage rock classic ... terrific California-style psychedelia”

– Craig “Rockin’ Prof” Morrison, Ethnomusicologist

“A garage rock gem” – John Dwyer, Osees

Restoration & remastering by Peter Conheim, deluxe 8-page booklet with story, photos and posters. Cover art by Bob Masse Studios. Get a copy of The Glass Cage's 1968 recording released by Supreme Echo as "Where Did The Sunshine Go! via Bandcamp right here.

LINKS
Times Colonist Thrift store find leads to new life for Nanaimo band, The Glass Cage 

Happy Birthday Poison Ivy!

Raising a glass to Poison Ivy – The Cramps guitarist, composer and producer – with some interview & performance footage.

Here's a bonus shot of Poison Ivy with The Cramps featuring Miriam Linna on drums circa 1976. 

One For The Weekend: The Creation from Albuquerque, NM

Here's the scoop...

The Creation were a short-lived but regionally influential psychedelic garage band from Albuquerque, New Mexico, active in the late 1960s. Centered on brothers Al O’Donnell (lead/rhythm guitar) and Mike O’Donnell (bass) together with Ernie (Earnie) Phillips (rhythm guitar), the trio wrote and sang their material collectively while hiring session players for drums and keyboards. Listen to "No Silver Bird" off their second single for Centurion from 1968 –both sides of which were covered by Hooterville Trolley who didn't share any members with The Creation – recently reissued by Guerssen Records and available digitally here. Incidentally, The Creation's first single "What The Daises Know" b/w "Sun and Stars (I Miss Her So) was also on Centurion and issued in December,1967. You can read more about The Creation on the Garage Hangover site right here. 

Ryan Bingham's They Call Us The Lucky Ones out May 15th

Ryan Bingham's new album "They Call Us The Lucky Ones" is out May 15th. You can pre-order it here. Check the clips. 

Watch a video for Zsuzsa Koncz's Hungarian psych whumper "Visz A Vonat"

Here's a clip for Zsuzsa Koncz's head-noddin'' Illes collaboration "Visz A Vonat" which translates to "The Train Is Coming" 

Happy 85th Birthday Irma Thomas!

Celebrating the 85th birthday of the legendary Irma Thomas, soul queen of New Orleans, with a few performances worth checking. 

Tommy Blake vs. Johnny Horton

When Tommy Blake pitched his best tune "Honky Tonk Mind" to Columbia in '57, they said "No thanks" and had Johnny Horton re-cut it as "The Woman I Need."

Remembering David McComb of The Triffids on his birthday

Remembering Triffids' mainman David McComb on his birthday with a documentary and a few performances worth checking. 

B-Side Wins Again: Pierre Rassin et Son Orchestre Antillais

Vogue snuck two Antillean creole swingers "Yoka" and "En Vespa" on the flipside of Pierre Rassin's Calypso, Vol. 1 EP. 

R.I.P. Robert Duvall, 1931-2026

Sadly, legendary actor Robert Duvall has passed away at the age of 95. He'll be greatly missed. 

Ranking Barnabas dub gem The Cold Crusher gets overdue reissue

Stanley "Barnabas" Bryan sadly passed away before his dub classic The Cold Crusher could be properly reissued. 

Here's the scoop from Helmut Philipps...

“The Cold Crusher” LP was released in the US in the 1970s by Phil Pratt in a mini edition and has never been reissued since. Now, for the first time, it has been superbly remastered by Dubplate & Mastering in Berlin and is now being distributed worldwide by the Italian label Cinedelic Records / Jamdung.  It also includes two pages with liner notes by yours truly and David Katz. I am delighted that David and I have worked together here for the first time, and I give thanks to Jamdung for the cooperation on this wonderful and long overdue reissue out February 6. Don't hesitate, the edition is limited. In memory of Stanley "Barnabas" Bryan, who passed away while we were working on the reissue. 

View Helmut's unboxing of The Cold Crusher LP right here. Get a copy via Bandcamp here here. 

Have a listen to the full album below. 

Eleni Mandell discusses covering "Burma Shave" by Tom Waits

Singer/songwriter Eleni Mandell recorded and released her version of the Tom Waits classic "Burma Shave" off Foreign Affairs.

Punk Talks: Musicans of Toronto Punk Panel @ Peach Berserk, Feb 22

Tickets are moving fast for the Liz Worth moderated Punk Talks panel with members of The Curse and Cleave Anderson!

Here's the scoop...

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of punk with an intimate, interactive discussion with some of the most prominent artists in Toronto's first wave punk scene at Peach Berserk (1694 Queen St. West) on Sunday, February 22 from 2 pm to 5 pm.

Meet Mickey Skin and Linda Lee of Canada's first all-female punk band, the Curse, and Cleave Anderson, who has been the drummer of a number of early Toronto and Hamilton punk bands, including the Battered Wives, Viletones, and Forgotten Rebels.

Learn about storied punk venues and what it took to build Toronto's grounbreaking first-wave punk scene.

Moderated by author Liz Worth (Treat Me Like Dirt: An Oral History of Punk in Toronto and Beyond).

Hosted at Kingi Carpenter's famous Peach Berserk silk screen studio! Your entry fee includes refreshments. Tickets are $10... get 'em while you can via Eventbrite right here. 

Jack Pedler Celebration of Life @ Hamilton's Corktown Pub, Sunday

Join Jack's musician pals in a celebration of life event at the Corktown Pub (175 Young St. E, Hamilton) starting at 2 pm 

JACK PEDLER MEMORIAL CELEBRATION OF LIFE

On December 23 the Hamilton music community was saddened to hear of the passing of Jack Pedler. For almost 60 years Jack was at the heart of that community. Acclaimed for his peerless musicianship, his sense of humour and his loyal friendships he will be sorely missed by friends and fans alike. Over his long career he was a driving rhythmic force behind too many bands and recording sessions to list here, among them Teenage Head, Buxton Castle, Ray Materick, Dave Rave, the Rockets and many more, not to mention the popularity and originality of his own solo recordings. 

Today, Sunday (February 15), a musical celebration of Jack’s life will be held at The Corktown Pub (175 Young St) in Hamilton. The event gets underway at 2 PM. Reservations are not required and there will be no admission charge. However voluntary donations can be made at the door to the Bob Pedler Fund, a benevolent fund administered by the Hamilton Musicians’ Guild that helps local musicians who are unable to work due to medical reasons by providing cash grants. The fund is named for Jack’s father, himself a legendary Hamilton musician. This event will provide the opportunity for all of Jack Pedler’s family and friends to come together to play music and exchange stories and memories.

Gaijin Smash shares new video for "Mountain" in advance of Monarch Tavern gig

Gaijin Smash will be joined by Chinese Medicine & Ether Girls at the Monarch Tavern March 14. Watch the video for "Mountain"

From Gaijin Smash HQ... 

"The official music video for Mountain is out today. Filmed in London, UK by director Sam Harding with additional live footage in Toronto by Primal Note Productions. Hug."

Tickets for the Gaijin Smash, Chinese Medicine, Ether Girls show at the Monarch Tavern on Saturday, March 14 at 7:30 pm are $22 advance and available right here. Watch the "Mountain" clip below. 

 

Listen to J.R. Williams' Call Me Cannibal Episode #14, Sunday

Cartoonist/collector J.R. Williams spins more greasy kid's stuff on Sunday, Feb 15 at 11 am on Boss Radio 66. It'll be archived here.

Playlist for Call Me Cannibal Episode #14

00:00 - Ennio Morricone - Intro: CANNIBAL (alt. version, excerpt)

00:28 - Keetie & the Kats - WAY OUT

02:51 - The Beats - THE BEATNIK BOUNCE PART 1

05:17 - The Rondels - SATAN’S THEME

07:25 - Louis Nye - TEENAGE BEATNIK

09:19 - The Champs - BEATNIK

11:13 - Johnny Zorro - BONGO GUITAR

13:06 - The Keymen - BOY BLUE

15:40 - The Caltones - THE BEARDS

17:43 - Frosty & the Diamonds - DESTINATION MARS

19:43 - George Duning (with the Candoli brothers) - ZODIAC BLUES (from the film “Bell, Book & Candle”)

22:02 - David Michael & Chorale - WOW!

24:46 - Doreen Davis & Bobby Lyons - YOU’RE CRAZY

26:37 - The Bikinis - CRAZY VIBRATIONS

29:01 - Ritchie & the Squires - BEAT PARTY PT. I

30:58 - The Planets - JUNGLE STREET

33:20 - Jack Paar - BLUE WIGGLE

35:18 - Dick Hyman - THE CAT

37:59 - Dickie Harrell - DRIVIN’ AROUND THE BLOCK

40:11 - Cozy Cole - NORTH BEACH

42:26 - Russ Haddock Trio - BOHEMIAN GIRL

45:08 - The Enchanters - CAFE BOHEMIAN

47:23 - Joe Dodo & the Groovers - GROOVY

49:52 - The Hollywood Persuaders - FORGET IT

51:53 - Doreen Davis & Bobby Lyons - PUNCH LINE

53:50 - The Honkers - DO YOU PROMISE?

55:59 - J. Hawkins et son Orchestre - BEATNIK BLUES

59:05 - Abie “Available” Baker - THE WEB

1:01:34 - Paul Leader/H. B. Barnum’s Circats - THE DEVIL’S PAD

1:03:11 - Moe Koffman Quintet - COOL GHOUL

1:05:32 - Bill Doggett - BLIP BLOP

1:08:16 - Earl Bostic - FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE

1:10:25 - Joya Sherrill with Luther Henderson & his Orchestra - DESDEMONA’S LAMENT

1:12:28 - The Frankie Capp Percussion Group - PETER GUNN

1:14:46 - Warren Barker - 77 SUNSET STRIP

1:16:54 - Ray Anthony & his Orchestra - THUNDERBIRD

1:19:24 - Gloria Wood with Pete Candoli & his Orchestra - HEY! BELLBOY!

1:22:09 - Don Powell/Ennio Morricone - CANNIBAL (excerpt)

1:23:23 - Jack Kerouac - AIN’T WE GOT FUN

Remembering blues legend Magic Sam Maghett on his birthday

Remembering the amazing Magic Sam Maghett on his birthday with the trailer for the forthcoming doc Finding Magic and more. 

Happy Valentine's Day!

Getting your Valentine's Day off to a swingin' start with T. Valentine (above) along with Cal Valentine and crew.  

R.I.P. Nashville guitarist/producer Jerry Kennedy, 1940-2026

Sadly, Nashville guitarist/producer Jerry Kennedy – who cut classics with Roy Orbison, Bob Dylan, Roger Miller, etc – has died at 85. 

LINKS
SavingCountryMusic.com A-team musician/producer Jerry Kennedy has died

The Tennessean Jerry Kennedy, known for his riffs, dies at 85

Jason Palma salutes Ghana legend Ebo Taylor & Strobe Records on Higher Ground

Ghana's legendary Ebo Taylor is remembered by Jason Palma on Higher Ground on Saturday at 4-6 am. Listen here.

Playlist for February 12th 2026: 

Celebrating the life and music of Ebo Taylor:

Ebo Taylor”African Woman” (Strut)

Ebo Taylor “Atwer Abroba” (Philips)

Ebo Taylor & Uhuru-Yenzu “Love And Death” (Essiebons)

The Apagya Showband “Tamfo Nyi E9kyir” (Dix)

Pat Thomas & Ebo Taylor “Mahuno”  (Pan African)

Super Sounds Namba “Yes Indeed” (Abotar)

Ebo Taylor & Uhuru-Yenzu “What Is Life?” (Essiebons)

Ebo Taylor “Peace On Earth” (Philips)

Ebo Taylor “Odofo Nyi Akyiri Biara” (Gapophone)

Ebo Taylor “Nga Nga” (Strut)

Ebo Taylor “Victory” (Strut)

Ebo Taylor & The Pelicans “Come Along” (Abookyi)

Ebo Taylor “Ohye Atar Gyan” (Dix)

Ebo Taylor “Heaven” (Dix)

Strobe Records 35 year mix:

Hayden Andre Project “Tribal Life (Vocal)” (Strobe)

Transcendence “Luv 'N' Happiness (Chapter 1)” (Strobe)

Ron Allen “Dark Melody” ((Strobe)

Nick Holder “ERotic Illusions” (Strobe)

Infra-Red “Metamorphasis (Hayden Andre Mix)” (Strobe)

Geneva “Uncomplicated” (Strobe)

Infra-Red “Love Honey” (Strobe)

Ron Allen “313 Jazz” (Strobe)

Kingdom Come “Jungle Bliss” (Strobe)

Helen Sharpe “Got 2 Have Your Love (Sweet Soul Mix)” (Strobe)

Kingdom Come “Groovy Baby” (Strobe)

Subculture feat. Marcus “The Voyage” (Strobe)

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GQ “Make My Dreams A Reality” (Arista)

Tony & the Kings “Jibaro” (Tiki Tumbao)

 El Gran Combo “Un Verano En Nueva York” (EGC)

Roberto Roena Y Su Apollo Sound “Shades Of Time” (Fan International)

Salah Ragab And The Afro-Egyptian Ensemble “Ole (Cairo Version)” (Honest Jon’s)