BEST OF LEGENDARY DEEP FUNK by KEB DARGE
Tracks
- King Tutt - You've Got Me Hung Up
- Harris And Orr - Spread Love
- Cross Bronx Expressway - Cross Bronx Expressway
- Soul Drifter - Funky Brother (Re-edit)
- Zebra - Simple Song
- Record Player - Free Your Mind
- Fabulous Mark 3 - Psycho
- The Chefs - Mr Machine (Re-edit)
- Dee Edwards - I Can Deal With That
- Leon Gardner - Natural
- Family Of Eve - I Wanna Be Loved By You
- Total Experience - Contradiction
- Joe Washington - Blueberry Hill
- Ronnie Keaton - Going Down For The Last Time
- Fabulous Originals - It Ain't Fun (Re-edit)
- Sons Of The Kingdom - Modernization Ramsey & Co - Love Call
- Ramsey & Co - Love Call
- Rickey Calloway - Tell Me
- Golden Toadstools - Silly Savage
- Sandi And Matues - World
- Carleen & The Groovers - Can We Rap
Description
Northern soul boy, crate digger and tastemaker, Keb Darge is a name which needs no introduction to lovers of rare music the world over. His ‘Legendary Deep Funk’ night at Soho’s seminal strip club turned music venue Madame Jojo’s introduced obscure dance-floor soul music to an eager London club crowd, sparking a global appetite for raw, visceral funk. Keb’s search for rare ‘45s took him across the globe, obsessively searching dollar bins, private collections and in some cases, artists homes to discover hidden gems recorded by local bands on regional record labels and pressed in tiny quantities. The rarity of the music combined with Keb’s exquisite ear and DJ ability meant that these records quickly became highly collectible (not to mention expensive) and even made ‘deep funk’ a recognized genre all its own
