Eddie Holman - Stranded In A Dream - GSF
The Gaslight - I Can't Tell A Lie - Grand Junction
Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr - U Can't Blame Me - Capsoul
Sly, Slick & Wicked - Love Gonna Pack Up - Bad Boys
The Caprells - Walk On By - Bano
Rhythm Machine - Whatcha Gonna Do - Rodan
The Van Dykes - No Man Is An Island - Mala
The Impressions - Man Oh Man - ABC
Ponderosa Twins - Bound - Astroscope
Harvey & The Phenomenals - What Can I Do - Day-Wood
Smoke Sugar Company - Save A Little Love... - Teri De
Shades of Brown - How Could You Love Him - On Top
Ebony Rhythm Funk Campaign - How's Your Wife (And My Child) - Innovation 2
Train Robbers - Tricky Dick - St. Simon's
The Congenial Four - You Played The Part Of A Loser - Capitol
The Confidentials - Does He Really Love You? - Masterpiece
Across 135th Street - Vol 6
Chairman Mao
RBMA, Egotrip, NYC
In the same way that Chairman Mao had the power of an army at his fingertips, so too does Chairman Jeff Mao, harnessing the ability to make hoards of funkateers stomp 'till their feet ache with the timing of a well-chosen 12". The pen proves mightier than the sword, too, with Jeff penning regular columns for XXL and other publications, as well as co-authoring two books and the TV series the (White) Rapper Show with his creative collective Ego Trip. Dropping parties for tastemakers, spangled clowns and music lovers alike, Jeff has been at the epicentre of the underground hip hop scene across America for time, as well opening peoples ears to the joy of the cover with his selection of rare versions of classic songs on his Run For Cover mix. We're not sure it's possible to prepare yourselves for the expedition deep into the uncharted crates, but do expect surprises from almost every style of music going.
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