Credits:

Funky Soul Brother

Description:

SOUTHPAW CHOP and vinyl athlete DJ KOCO a.k.a. Shimokita's Funky Soul Brother have selected and mixed a collection of jazz funk and sampling sources known as a treasure trove! Funky Soul Brother is the home of jazz funk and a treasure trove of sampling sources. Funky Soul Brother's 7" cut of "Buddha's Holiday", a milestone in the history of Japanese rap, was immediately sold out, and it opens with Joe Thomas' "Coco". The album opens with "Don't Ask Me," a swinging "Don't Ask Me," D.I.T.C.'s "Polarizer," Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth's "Good Life," a jazz funk cover of the Jackson 5's "I Wanna Be Where You Are" by O'Donnell Leavy, and a jazz funk cover of the Black Movie's "I Wanna Be Where You Are. And a cover of "Black Jaguar Theme," a song synonymous with black music! Groove, groove, groove!Scratches that capture the break, and the use of two pieces are a must-listen!

Tracklisting:

1.Coco
2.Ocean Of His Might
3.Don`t Ask Me
4.Inner Crisis
5.Mr.mumbles
6.Polarizer
7.Sizzle Stick
8.We`ve Only Just Begun
9.It`s Too Late
10.I Wanna Be Where You Are
11.What`s Going On
12.No Trouble On The Mountain
13.Like A Thief In The Night
14.Out On The Coast
15.The Theme From Shaft
16.People Make The World Go Round
17.The Bird
18.Red Sails In The Sunset
19.Let`s Stay Together
20.Never Can Say Goodbye