Kaiserdisco - Together One Time - 12-INCH SINGLE [12 inch Vinyl Single]

Cameo is the third and last stepping stone which lead to Kavinsky's long-awaited new album InchRebornInch, out March 25th. It's raging funky beat and syncopated synths offer the most perfect case for American sensation Kareen Lomax to deliver a warm though exhilarating vocal performance. Robot disco guitar bumps all along and that secret recipe everyone knows was invented in Paris. Yet another humongous track by the and only dead & alive 88.1 to 107.9 FM fiend. Album Tracks 1. Cameo 2. Cameo (Instrumental)

What was autumn like in earlier decades? This question is answered here nostalgically. Yes, this is about falling leaves, but also about Thanksgiving, the rain, wind and storms and of course the romantic melancholy of the Indian Summer. All this on 29 musical jewels from four decades! Among them an early rock 'n' roll instrumental by the recently deceased Dr. John, here still under the name Mac Rebennack! Or Ferrante & Teicher, who are In The Rain! Famous hits such as Come September, The Wayward Wind and Stormy Weather are included, as well as songs about heavy fieldwork, such as Cotton Picker by Eddie Cochran and Shuckin' The Corn, Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs! Famous female vocalists meet here, Etta James, Dinah Washington, Irma Thomas, up to Memphis Minnie with the oldest recording of this compilation, from 1930! Up to Memphis Minnie with the oldest recording of this compilation, from 1930! Album Tracks 1. Bobby Darin & His Orchestra - Theme from 'Come September' 2. Tab Hunter - Waiting for Fall 3. The Tempos - See You in September 4. The Viscounts - September Song 5. Mac Rebennack (Aka Dr. John) - Storm Warning 6. Etta James - Stormy Weather 7. Dinah Washington - September in the Rain 8. Ferrante & Teicher - in the Rain 9. Irma Thomas - It's Raining 10. The Coasters - Autumn Leaves 11. Bobby Comstock & the Counts - the Wayward Wind 12. Harry James & His Orchestra - Melancholy Rhapsody 13. Chet Atkins - Windy and Warm 14. Bobby Christian & His Orchestra - Autumn in New York 15. Don Duke - Wild Wind 16. Bobby Vinton - Rain, Rain, Go Away 17. Les Brown & His Orchestra - Apple Valley 18. Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs - Shuckin' the Corn 19. Bob Davie, Planksichord Solo - Corn Poem 20. Eddie Cochran - Cotton Picker 21. Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe McCoy - What's the Matter with the Mill 22. Mil

Back digging in their prized vaults, Kerri Chandler's Kaoz Theory tag cherry picks another two classics to be released for the first time on vinyl. Up first, one of Toronto's finest Demuir enlists the signature soulfulness of Bluey Robinson for a bumping RnB-tinged, hazy house bomb entitled 'Lusting U'. On the flip, Chicago legend DJ Sneak hits with a underground jackin' groover 'Judy Russell' in trademark Windy City style.Tracklisting A1. Demuir feat. Bluey Robinson - Lusting UB1. DJ Sneak - Judy Russell (Original Mix)