SuperFunk's Mission Impossible: Hard to Find and Unreleased Funk Masters [U.K. Import]

Record Collector (magazine): 3 stars out of 5 -- "As ever, the 20 cuts are super rare -- 13 of them unreleased masters..."

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CD Details

Released: June 27, 2011
Originally Released: 2011
Label: Beat Goes Public Bgp

Tracks:

1.Burning Spear - S. O. U. L.
2.What The Matter For Ya - Eternal Flames
3.Stir It Up - Johnny Jacobs
4.Time Is Winding Up - Dorothy Norwood
5.What More Can I Ask For - Betty Gouche
6.Talk Is Cheap - Unknown
7.I'll Give You My Love - Sue Ann Jones
8.My Man - He's A Lovin' Man - Linda Lyndell
9.Walkin' The Duck - Jim Pipkin & The Boss Five
10.Junkyard Dog - Miles Grayson and The Mylestones
11.I Got Some (Inst) - The Dave Hamilton Studio Players
12.Help Your Brothers - Cross Bronx Expressway
13.Gonna Have A Good Time - David Camon
14.Over Dose (of Your Love) - The Two Things In One
15.It Ain't The Beauty It's The Booty - Chico & Buddy
16.Help Me - Archie Russell
17.Fix It - O. C. Tolbert
18.Confusion - The Two Things In One
19.Oracabessa - The Ebony Godfathers
20.Don't Knock My Love - The Sixth Sense

Product Description:

2011 collection, an installment in the best-selling Super Funk series, containing 20 tracks of super-rare funk, 13 of them previously unreleased. Of the seven issued titles, Betty Gouche's is one of the most in-demand records of the moment. Also highly regarded is the Jim Pipkin, James Brown-alike 'Walking the Duck', while the Eternal Flames' record would set you back hundreds of pounds. The other four are in-demand and none could be bought for less than £100. The unissued tracks include an instrumental version of the break-beat classic 'I Got Some', perfect for producers wanting to swipe the beat. There's a strong chunk of Gospel funk from Dorothy Norwood, gems from the Music City and Dave Hamilton vaults and a scorching slice of southern fried sister funk 'Talk Is Cheap' by an unknown Soul singer. BGP.