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MGM Soul Cinema, Volume 1Search: So Hard G by: Jack Conrad, Quincy Jones, Gil Bernal, Barbara Mason, Isaac Hayes, G.C. Cameron, George Tipton, Roy Ayers, Bobby Womack, Harry Betts Release Date January 08, 2002 |
Motown Love Songs: Motown MilestonesSearch: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date August 08, 1995 |
Funk on FilmSearch: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date August 04, 1998 Although other CDs of the genre have been released before (Pimps, Players and Private Eyes and Players and Hustlers of the '70s), "Funk On Film" stands out as the best of the genre. It gives you the '70s sound of Motown, Stax, Polydor, Mercury, Atlantic and Buddah Records all on one CD. It is simply fantastic. The CD is authentic in every way, from the cover (which could be a great '70s Blaxploitation film poster) to the song order, which would play perfectly along any Super Fly or Shaft Sequel. The treats are Donny Hathaway's "Little Ghetto Boy" which is released on CD for the first time (as far as I know) and the great extended version of the James Brown classic "Down And Out In New York City" from the Fred Williamson flick "Black ... Read More: |
Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1972-1992Search: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date June 27, 2000 I listened to each disc twice and there were some singles that were mega hits but a lot of the stuff was unfamiliar to me. Motown blew it when they left the Motor City for the smoggy skies of the City of Angels. When the Funk Brothers sound was replaced by the Wrecking Crew so went the unique groove and indelibly stamped signature of the music. The salvation of Motown, post-Detroit, was the OUTSTANDING bass work by Carol Kaye. Did you all know that Carol Kaye was responsible for the incredible bass lines on the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" and Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made For Walking" studio recordings? Anyway, in my opinion, the FIRST boxed set was the REAL DEAL! |
List Price: $51.98 CD-Charts Price: $35.97 You Save: $16.01 (31%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: $20.00 Third Party New Price: $24.99 Read More Reviews & more Details Hitsville USA: The Motown Singles Collection 1972-1992 |
Cooley High (1975 Film)Search: So Hard G by: Various Artists - Soundtrakcs Release Date June 13, 2000 How can I say good-bye to yesterday? Thanks to this little gem I don't have to. Man, this took me back. Great songs and a classic movie. |
Hitsville USA, Vol. 2: The Motown Singles Collection 1972-1992Search: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date October 19, 1993 I listened to each disc twice and there were some singles that were mega hits but a lot of the stuff was unfamiliar to me. Motown blew it when they left the Motor City for the smoggy skies of the City of Angels. When the Funk Brothers sound was replaced by the Wrecking Crew so went the unique groove and indelibly stamped signature of the music. The salvation of Motown, post-Detroit, was the OUTSTANDING bass work by Carol Kaye. Did you all know that Carol Kaye was responsible for the incredible bass lines on the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" and Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made For Walking" studio recordings? Anyway, in my opinion, the FIRST boxed set was the REAL DEAL! |
Motown Love Songs: Motown MilestonesSearch: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date August 08, 1995 I listened to each disc twice and there were some singles that were mega hits but a lot of the stuff was unfamiliar to me. Motown blew it when they left the Motor City for the smoggy skies of the City of Angels. When the Funk Brothers sound was replaced by the Wrecking Crew so went the unique groove and indelibly stamped signature of the music. The salvation of Motown, post-Detroit, was the OUTSTANDING bass work by Carol Kaye. Did you all know that Carol Kaye was responsible for the incredible bass lines on the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" and Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made For Walking" studio recordings? Anyway, in my opinion, the FIRST boxed set was the REAL DEAL! |
Motown Year by Year: The Sound of Young America, 1975Search: So Hard G by: Various Artists Release Date August 22, 1995 I listened to each disc twice and there were some singles that were mega hits but a lot of the stuff was unfamiliar to me. Motown blew it when they left the Motor City for the smoggy skies of the City of Angels. When the Funk Brothers sound was replaced by the Wrecking Crew so went the unique groove and indelibly stamped signature of the music. The salvation of Motown, post-Detroit, was the OUTSTANDING bass work by Carol Kaye. Did you all know that Carol Kaye was responsible for the incredible bass lines on the Beach Boys "Good Vibrations" and Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Were Made For Walking" studio recordings? Anyway, in my opinion, the FIRST boxed set was the REAL DEAL! |
