The Son of P.M. ~ Glassic Goes Modern Dance [Sathit Tra Khon Khu] 1960s?

เดอะ ซัน ออฟ p.m ~ เพลงมวย และนานาชาติ [สถิตย์ตราคนคู่]

A1. Boxing Song [Taloong] เพลงมวย [Pleng Muay]
A2. Su Ki Ya Ki [Sloopy] สุกียากี้ [Sukiyaki]
A3. Klong Yoaw [Merenge] เถิดเทิง [Thoet Thoeng]
A4. Fountian [Sloopy] ฟ้อนเทียน [Fon Thian] or 'Candle Dance'
A5. Cho Cho Chan [Twist] โจโจ้ซัง [Cho Cho Sang] or 'Cho Cho San'
A6. Rose Rose I Love You [A-Go-Go] ฉันรักกุหลาบ [Chan Rak Kulap]

B1. Your Cheatin Heart [Cha-Cha-Chai] ยัวร์ชิตดิ้นฮารต์ [Yuar Chit Din Hart]
B2. Flower Moon [Quickstep] บุปผาเพ็ญจันทร์ [Buppha Phenchan]
B3. Kraw Taloong [Graw กราวตลุง [Krao Talung]
B4. Arabian Song [Guaracha] เพลงอาหรับ (Pleng Arab]
B5. Asava Leela [Guaracha] อัศวลีลา [Atsawalila]
B6. Jean Ram Pad [A-Go-Go] จีนรำพัด [Chin Ram Phat] or 'Chinese Fan Dance'

author & development: habuan mukda
words & musique: phayong mukda
manager: kriang kampanat



'progressive classical music' [shadow prayuk] international album, new & special this year... a melodious sampling of the most excellent songs, packed in together on this record.'

another 'glassic' document of farfisa-laden thai shadow toons [including a hank williams cover] with transliterations by the inimitable peter doolan of มนต์รักเพลงไทย fame. where the english is 'broken', i left it as such, in the interest of historical accuracy & good humour, but more astute meanings might live there to the right of the tracklist, following the anglicized thai phoenetics. this rip was harvested piece-meal from the recently established archive of southeast asian music, who definitely deserve yer rapt attention. 320 ความกตัญญู to 'em. even further still

Larry Young ~ Lawrence Of Newark [Perception, 1973] 320 / FLAC

PLP 034

A1. Saudia 4:28
A2. Alive 1:50
A3. Hello Your Quietness [Islands] 10:02

B1. Sunshine Fly Away 8:37
B2. Khalid Of Space Part Two [Welcome] 12:20



Bass - Don Pate , Juni Booth
Bongos - Abdoul Hakim
Cello - Diedre Johnson
Congas - Stacey Edwards , Umar Abdul Muizz
Drums - Abdul Shahid , Howard King , James Flores
Drums, Electric Piano - Art Gore
Electric Piano - Cedric Lawson
Guitar - James Blood Ulmer
Organ, Bongos, Vocals - Larry Young
Percussion - Armen Halburian , Jumma Santos , Poppy La Boy
Saxophone - Dennis Mourouse
Trumpet - Charles Magee

Produced by Larry Young. Recorded at Blue Rock Studio, NYC

'The album also credits 'Mystery Guest' for "saxophones and vocals". It is fairy common knowledge and evident from listening to the record that this guest is Pharoah Sanders, who presumably was unable to use his real name because he was under contract to Impulse! Records at the time...'

here goes a [completely?] improvised, incendiary beast of a sesh from lorenzo jung & co. a happy accident or adept alchemists at the peak of their powers? unsurprisingly, this one made the wire's list of 100 records that set the woods on fire whilst no one was listenin, along with this pair. kindly note, the upload is front-loaded with the goods [sides reversed]. further

Eddie Bo & the Soul Finders ~ The Hook & Sling

01. Hook & Sling - (Extended Unedited Mix, previously unreleased)
02. Sissy Walk - (previously unreleased)
03. If It's Good to You It's Good for You - (Extended Unedited Mix, previously unreleased)
04. Check Your Bucket
05. How Sweet It Is - (previously unreleased)
06. Thang, Pt. 1, The
07. Funky Jam
08. Hey Mama Here Comes the Preacher
09. Funky Yeah
10. Eddie's Rubber Band
11. Love Has Been Good - (previously unreleased)
12. Just Wonder - (previously unreleased)
13. Thang, Pt. 2, The
14. That Certain Someone
15. Come to Me - (previously unreleased)



Edwin Joseph Bocage ['Eddie Bo'] was an American singer and New Orleans-style pianist. Schooled in jazz, he was known for his blues, soul & funk recordings, compositions, productions & arrangements. He debuted on Ace Records in 1955 and released more single records than anyone else in New Orleans other than Fats Domino. these are 15 of his classic sides from the 60's. r.i.p. Eddie Bo 1930 – 2009