The diffidence of the 70s (Part 5). [repost]

Heute feiere ich meinen 45. Geburtstag und der music.blog seinen 5. Jahrestag seit seinem Bestehen. Schon richtig, dass das erste Posting erst im Februar dieses Jahres stattgefunden hat; das wird natuerlich gesondert gefeiert.
Aber was waere ein Geburtstag ohne Geburtstagslied, und das Folgende ist wohl das Beste, was man finden kann. Ich jedenfalls wuensche mir weiterhin viele Besucher hier im blog und viel mehr Rueckmeldungen als bisher. In diesem Sinne wuensche ich allen noch sehr viel Spass mit diesem music.blog fuer die Zukunft!

Today I celebrate my birthday no. 45 and the music.blog the anniversary no. 5 since establishing. It's right that the first posting was made in February; this of course will celebrated seperately.
But what is a birthday without a birthday song? Nothing. And this one is the best one I was able to find. So I wish myself furthermore many visitors of this blog and much more comments than yet. In this spirit I wish you all much fun with this music.blog in the future!

cheers,

Floyd Anderson.

|cv| <--- chronovisor.

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STEVIE WONDER
Happy Birthday
(12" version)
[1980]
08:06
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The relevance of the 00s (Part 21).

Hello all!

Isn't it wonderful to present music on 11 of 11 in 11? :-)

And here we go.

Recently I rediscovered the music from an outstanding French singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. This did happen because I browsed in the www for movie soundtracks, and there I found 'Narco', a french movie from 2004.

And I also am a fan of the music of FELA KUTI. But what relationship do have FELA and the today's artist I want to present you? It's the presence of the 'funky drummer' TONY ALLEN, who founded the real 'Afro Beat' in the 70s.

In the 70s and 80s he was the drummer in FELA's band, and in the today's tune his play fits perfect to the melancholic sounds of this French genius I introduce you today. I combined the session version from 2006 with the studio version from 2004 into a 'collage of sounds' I would call it.

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

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SÉBASTIEN TELLIER
La Ritournelle
(chronovisor edit)
09:40
[2004/2006]
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The diffidence of the 70s. (Part 14).

A sweet hello from the again warmer getting Australia!

Today I present you one of the first ever released femal rap tunes. Luckily I found this fantastic one when I browsed the www about the history of rap.

As far as I know this 12", which is produced by the legerdary JOE GIBBS, yet is not released digitally, and will perhaps never be.

Of course it's a Jamaican version of SUGARHILL GANG'S 'Rappers Delight'. I combined the vocal and the instrumental verson to a typical conservative 'chronovisor mix'.

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

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XANADU & SWEET LADY
Rockers Choice
(chronovisor mix)
09:50
[1979]
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The relevance of the 00s (Part 20).

Hi out there!

After a longer absence I present you today a Hip-Hop song from 2003 which reached top rankings almost everywhere in the world. It's very nice produced but unfortunately no 12" version ever was released.

I simply combined the vocal version and the instrumental version, and the result was a proper long version edit made of the tradion way of 'chronovisor mixes'.

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

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50 CENT
In Da Club
(chronovisor mix)
06:31
[2003]
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The diffidence of the 70s. (Part 13).

Hello music.blog.lovers!

Today I again have the pleasure to present you an outstanding mix-version of a very successful song of the 70s. From time to time, when I fly through the www, I find stuff like this, and then I think, this must be posted, it is too good to be ignored.

This version of the today's tune was mixed by The Two Mamarrachos, and folks, it's worth it to have a listen. I promise, you'll like it, as I do.

Floyd Anderson.

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GILBERT O'SULLIVAN
Alone Again (Naturally)
(T2MM Edit)
03:58
[1972]
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