Various - The Best Of Black Jazz Records 1971-76 Artist_Madvillain D'ANGELO's unique combination of traditional

D'ANGELO's unique combination of traditional R & B sounds and the groove of the street is as simple as it is ingenious

Sakamoto composed themes for both the outbound and return legs of the journeys

Encapsulating the vitality and experimentalism synonymous with Sao Paulo’s musical history

it was suggested to set one piece of American music from each age (60's ~ 90's) and the next song we picked was The Beach Boys’ version of Do You Wanna Dance

the Supremes

Various - The Best Of Black Jazz Records 1971-76 Artist_Madvillain D'ANGELO's unique combination of traditionalThis album brings together some of the finest music ever released on Black Jazz Records which in its short four year history, between 1971 and 1975, released over 20 superlative albums which all successfully blending spiritual jazz, funk and soul jazz of the highest calibre. Similar to other independent jazz labels at the time, including Strata East Records and Tribe Records, Black Jazz focussed on a number of key artists, most of whom first