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Pretty sure this hasn't been posted Classic Rainy Davis - Sweetheart

Long live this thread. Siedah Garrett ‎-- Do You Want It Right Now

If you have gut problems this is worth a try. Specific Carbohydrate Diet. "The allowed carbohydrates are monosaccharides and have a single molecule structure that allow them to be easily absorbed by the intestine wall. Complex carbohydrates which are disaccharides (double molecules) and...

I'm from up North so my clubbing axis was Leeds, MCR and Sheffield

Bumped as requested by dert. And with the passing of Kashif, who has been a big favourite on this thread.

e-dancer : world of deep

Might all well revive this thread. While i'm here and am finishing work soon. First Light - Daybreak

Tashan Rashad from 86. Always sounds good with that bendy synth tone throughout and fat bass. Might fit Corpsey's lean listening.

I have the the Easy Street one. Sort of charts the rise from disco to electronic disco to early house/garage. Some really goods example of the use of dub effects on some of the tracks, dubbed out claps, drums and vocals. for example Serious Intention - 'you don't know' amongst other Paul...

Classic Colonel Abrams-Music Is The Answer I still prefer the dub tho. @6:20mins gosh

Don't think we have had this yet. Colonel Abrams - Trapped

Early J&L still sounding very much The Time, damn funky. Klymaxx - Wild Girls

I think it's J & L on production duties but sounds like Kashif Alexander O Neal - What`s missing

3 Jam & Lewis productions Minneapolis meets Sheffield Human League - Human

Just about reaching into the 90's, Forgemaster's Bleep and Bass set.

Cotillion - If you give a dance It's from a compilation called Personal Space of weird soul/dance productions.

Terry Callier - What Colour is love. cos the woman on the cover is hawt and its a bit folky, he used to listen to it on a sunday night but now prefers to finish the Sunday paper that he buys but only reads the magazine, this time he will get to world news.

The Temptations - Psychedelic Shack

And like this. http://www.discogs.com/Baz-Fe-Jazz-Gilles-Peterson-Acid-Jazz-Vol-3/release/894619

My one didn't go to much for acid jazz unless it had a bit of rap in it. Instead he hipped onto the jazz of the 60s/70s which came out on albums with acid jazz themed titles.