Blue Rhythm Combo - Sister Jeanie (Jazzman Records)

BRC's Groove: Triple 3×45 set (FEB 2012) http://www.jazzmanrecords.co.uk/ The Blue Rhythm Combo from Barbados produced some of the heaviest funk records to come out of the Caribbean in the early '70s -- crossing the local Spouge rhythm with a heavy dose of American styled funk and soul. Their singles on the Merrydisc label have long been sought after by DJs for their unique musical blend and tight-as-a-whip rhythms that stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the best party funk to come out of the United States. This 7" triple pack brings together six of their heaviest tracks from the early to mid-'70s, culled from their releases on the famed Merrydisc label and a later single on WIRL that showcases their later and more soulful sound. Complete with liner notes telling the story of the band and some unseen pics, this is as close to Caribbean funk as you'll get without catching the plane and going there yourself. TRACKLIST: 1 - Black Water Gold (mp3 clip) 2 -- Sister Jeanie 3 -Take The Funky Feeling (mp3 clip) 4 -- Get Down 5 - Too Old to Go Through Your Changes (mp3 clip) 6 -- BRC's Groove