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Tuesday, September 30, 2008

The Best Of Blaxploitation - Disc Three



Year of Release: 1998
Label: Global TV
Genre: Rhythm and Blues, Soul, Funk

The third and final disc in the series, best of Blaxploition, features several great instrumental tracks form the likes of Pee Wee Ellis, Ike and Tina Turner covering a Stevie Wonder tune and a great live track from Curtis Mayfield. I hope you have enjoyed this collection of cinematic soul and funk classics as much as I do. For more great funk and soul hits like these, check out Blaxploitation Pride. Not only does this blog contain an exhaustive collection of Blaxploitation soundtracks, but also a groovy companion radio station on Last.FM. I highly recommend checking it out, dig?

Ain't nothin' going on but a funky song...

1 The Last Poets - When The Revolution Comes
2 Gil Scott-Heron with Brian Jackson - The Bottle
3 Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up (live)
4 Sir Joe Quaterman & Free Soul - (I've Got) So Much Trouble On My Mind
5 The Whatnauts - Why Can't People Be Colors Too?
6 Ripple - A Funky Song
7 Mickey Murray - Mama's Got The Wagon
8 Alvin Cash - Doin' The Ali Shuffle
9 Sir Joe Quaterman & Free Soul - Give Me Back My Freedom
10 Ike & Tina Turner - Livin' For The City
11 Ohio Players - Cold, Cold World
12 Pee Wee Ellis - That Thang
13 Moody Scott - (We Gotta) Bust Out Of The Ghetto
14 Backyard Heavies - Soul Junction
15 Leroy Hutson - Cool Out


Download: The Best of Blaxploitation - Disc Three
Download size: 74 MB (zip file)
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1 comments:

sfdoomed said...

This set is fantastic! Of course most of us are familiar with the standards ("Superfly", "Papa Was a Rolling Stone", etc.), but the rarer tracks here are essential listening! Thanks for posting.

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