You are now entering the Fun House…
Duration : 0:3:48
Rare Earth – Fun House
Mary Wells – To Lose You (1963)
Previously unreleased it was finally included in the 1993 OOP 2-cd anthology “Mary Wells – Looking Back 1961-1964″. Written and produced by William “Smokey” Robinson.
Duration : 0:2:18
The SUPREMES – Love Train (Unedited version)
From the excellent 70’s Anthology CD here’s Jean, Lynda & Mary tearing up a Gamble & Huff classic produced and arranged by Frank Wilson.
Duration : 0:3:52
Message from the Tribe – Beneficent
Tribe – Beneficent
An anthology of Tribe Records 1972-1977. Underground jazz and funk from Detroit collective of musicians that include Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave and others. Tribe as well as releasing records in the early 1970’s also used to produce a black awareness magazine for Detroit. In the early 1970’s Detroit was a city carrying with it the musical legacy of Motown as well as the title Motor City as one of the USA’s main car manufacturing centres. But, by 1970 Motown had moved to Los Angeles and the city’s car industry was in decline leaving Detroit in a cultural and industrial void. Out of this wasteland came Tribe. Over a five year period a group of creative jazz musicians from Detroit took control of their own lives by running their own label, Tribe Records, where they proudly put forward the message “Music is the healing force of the Universe.” Message from The Tribe contains music from this label, a mixture of Funk and deep Jazz. Tribe contains music by Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave, Doug Hammond and more.
Duration : 0:7:10
Message from the Tribe – Pursuit
The Tribe – Id like to call this one “Pursuit” ( ( dont know the real title)
An anthology of Tribe Records 1972-1977. Underground jazz and funk from Detroit collective of musicians that include Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave and others. Tribe as well as releasing records in the early 1970’s also used to produce a black awareness magazine for Detroit. In the early 1970’s Detroit was a city carrying with it the musical legacy of Motown as well as the title Motor City as one of the USA’s main car manufacturing centres. But, by 1970 Motown had moved to Los Angeles and the city’s car industry was in decline leaving Detroit in a cultural and industrial void. Out of this wasteland came Tribe. Over a five year period a group of creative jazz musicians from Detroit took control of their own lives by running their own label, Tribe Records, where they proudly put forward the message “Music is the healing force of the Universe.” Message from The Tribe contains music from this label, a mixture of Funk and deep Jazz. Tribe contains music by Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave, Doug Hammond and more.
Duration : 0:3:17
Message from the tribe – Vibes from the tribe
Phil Ranelin n Tribe
An anthology of Tribe Records 1972-1977. Underground jazz and funk from Detroit collective of musicians that include Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave and others. Tribe as well as releasing records in the early 1970’s also used to produce a black awareness magazine for Detroit. In the early 1970’s Detroit was a city carrying with it the musical legacy of Motown as well as the title Motor City as one of the USA’s main car manufacturing centres. But, by 1970 Motown had moved to Los Angeles and the city’s car industry was in decline leaving Detroit in a cultural and industrial void. Out of this wasteland came Tribe. Over a five year period a group of creative jazz musicians from Detroit took control of their own lives by running their own label, Tribe Records, where they proudly put forward the message “Music is the healing force of the Universe.” Message from The Tribe contains music from this label, a mixture of Funk and deep Jazz. Tribe contains music by Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave, Doug Hammond and more.
Duration : 0:4:2
Jackson 5 – Get It Together
Jackson 5 – Get It Together. From their 1973 Album of the same name. Taken from my Jackson 5 Anthology album.
Duration : 0:2:50
Message from the tribe – Sounds from the village
Phil Ranelin n Tribe
An anthology of Tribe Records 1972-1977. Underground jazz and funk from Detroit collective of musicians that include Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave and others. Tribe as well as releasing records in the early 1970’s also used to produce a black awareness magazine for Detroit. In the early 1970’s Detroit was a city carrying with it the musical legacy of Motown as well as the title Motor City as one of the USA’s main car manufacturing centres. But, by 1970 Motown had moved to Los Angeles and the city’s car industry was in decline leaving Detroit in a cultural and industrial void. Out of this wasteland came Tribe. Over a five year period a group of creative jazz musicians from Detroit took control of their own lives by running their own label, Tribe Records, where they proudly put forward the message “Music is the healing force of the Universe.” Message from The Tribe contains music from this label, a mixture of Funk and deep Jazz. Tribe contains music by Wendell Harrison, Phil Ranelin, Marcus Belgrave, Doug Hammond and more.
Duration : 0:5:3
Beatles – This Boy
Matt Kinzler and Ted Rosedale playin John Lennon doing 50’s music
Duration : 0:2:11
Michael Jackson – Call On Me (1973)
There goes the sunshine
Here comes the rain
And heartache pain
What can I do but wait for you?
Darling the days
I had were cold
Now our separate ways we go
It seems you want more
Than the love I can give
But I can`t make you stay
And you`ve got your life to live
But if it gets too rough
Call on me
Dreams of golden glare
Taking you away from here
But if ever things that have to be
Turns your dreams around
Love and understanding is what you need
If you can`t get enough
Call on me
I`m so sad you`re leaving
It`s gonna to kill me
Not to be with you
But I want you to be happy
If parting’s what you want
Then I want it too
So goodbye with all my prayers
For your happiness in a world elsewheree
Should you arrive and it`s not there
Call on me, call on me
Yes, happiness
Waits for you elsewhere
Remember this
Should you arrive and it`s not there
Call on me… call on me
Yes, happiness
Waits for you elsewhere
Remember this
Should you arrive and it`s not there
Call on me… call on me
Duration : 0:3:35