Collection: Sara Mautone

Lp,180 G, 2018 Reissue - Remastered From Original Tapes, Carefully Reproduced Original Art Veteran Library Musician Alan Parker Recorded With Session Vocalist Madeline Bell For His Themes International Music Label And The Result Was 1976s The Voice Of Soul. The Sensational Uptempo Dancer Thats What Friends Are For Is Probably The Most Well Known Track On The Record, And Is A Big Hit On The Rare Groove Scene, But It Is By No Means An Anomaly. The Voice Of Soul Is Essentially A Perfect, Sophisticated Soul Album With Heaps Of Swagger And Sass From Beginning To End. Its Once Generic-sounding Title Is Now Deservedly Definitive.

Jason Kriveloff DJ and producer from New York (US).

Founded in 2008, Camarâo Orkestra recorded a first album whose repertoire was mainly inspired by the rhythms of the Nordeste region of Brazil (Maracatu & Ciranda). In 2016, the band worked on a brand new repertoire which opens out to the rest of Brazil (Samba, Boï, Afoxé...) as well as 'candomblé', the deep roots of Brazilian music.

Funk / disco / house DJ and producer based in Brazil. Founder of About Disco.

Jorge Ben (since 1988 performing as Jorge Ben Jor). Brazilian musician, vocalist and songwriter, born 22 March 1939 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the early 1960s, Ben recorded as a samba artist, gaining international renown as a songwriter when Sérgio Mendes covered his song, "Mas Que Nada". His earliest works include samba music and songs inspired by Bossa Nova, being a predominant style in the 60's. Influenced by American Rock and Funk music, Jorge Ben created in his album Africa Brasil (1976) a new style called Samba-Rock, switching from the heavy use of acoustic guitar to electric guitar from that album on. As of 2023 he is still performing in Brazil and rarely in other countries.

Italian euro house-italodance project Liliana Richter, Varo Venturi

Jamaican reggae singer and a member of the African Brothers (2) in the late 1960s and 1970s before embarking on a solo career.

American-born French singer, born February 6, 1959. Mainly known for her Top 20 French hit in 1988, "Quel Souci La Boétie !.." stylized with an ANV as "Claudia Phillips And The Kicks". Daughter of jazz bassist Barre Phillips, and sister of Jay Crawford and David Phillips.

Funk Soul From 1979

Belgian jazz pianist, born September 7, 1930 in Brussels, Belgium, deceased November 11, 1990 in Köln, Germany. Son of Fernand Coppieters and Berthe Coppi. Studied at Conservatoire De Musique, Brussels. Moved to Cologne in 1957 to join Orchester Kurt Edelhagen. Further pianist and composer for NDR Hannover and SWF Kaiserslautern. Worked for record companies, publishers (library music) and television and was a lecturer at Cologne University of Music

Latin Funk 1979

Pop 1977 ITA Also appears as "Spark Records" on the Replay Series. Spark Records was a British record label started 1967 by Bob Kingston of publisher Southern Music in London. Spark relied heavily on the musicians, writers and studio technicians already employed by Southern: John Carter, Ken Lewis, Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera, Eric Woolfson (Alan Parsons Project) and others. The brand "Spark" was copyrighted outside the UK in 1971 ("© 1971" appears under the Spark logo). The record company Spark Records (5) was founded by Peer-Southern Organization/Peer-Southern Productions, Inc. for distribution in US and Sweden. EMI and Spark Italiana Srl. were in charge of the distribution in Italy. Many of Spark's 1960s releases are now fetching high prices as original sales were usually very low due to poor promotion and an underserved distribution deal with Pye Records. Spark did become more successful in the mid-1970s with UK Top Ten hits from The Peppers, The Band Of The Black Watch and Wigan's Ovation. Bob Kingston left Spark after 11 years in 1977.

Dopo gli studi classici e una laurea in Lettere, ha iniziato la sua carriera radiofonica nel 1966 dalle antenne di Radio Monte Carlo come conduttrice dei programmi musicali in lingua italo-francese,[1][2] per poi passare a Radio Rai nel 1970; dal novembre 1982 ha dato il via ai programmi di Rai Stereo Uno, concludendo la sua quarantennale carrera nel 2006.[3][4][5] Il 10 novembre 2023 il giornalista e conduttore televisivo Nicola Porro ha riproposto su Porrocast il video del discorso di Herbert Pagani “Arringa per la mia terra, Israele” scritto nel 1975, con la voce narrante di Barbara Marchand.[6]

Michel Rouillard He refused the star system, that's why he stopped his carreer. Now he is a painter.

Italian Discomagic Records sublabel. Active during 1980s and 1990s. Discomagic runned by Severo Lombardoni