A Larry Levan’s selection : Live At The Paradise Garage
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When Marianne Faithfull gets remixed by Chauffeur
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A concentrate of funk and soul with a powerful sound, Behold The Mighty Army marks the pinnacle of New Birth’s audacious style, and makes you funkier than you were
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Là-Haut by Maurice Chevalier, a light and sincere tribute to the world of aviation, and a music from the last century
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Weather Report’s Black Market (1976) : a groovy fusion exploration, emblematic album, important step in the evolution of jazz fusion
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Music Sounds Better with You (1998), by Stardust, is an emblematic piece of French touch house, performed by frontman Benjamin Diamond
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Its not that easy to find great old jingles on black cake, right ? But you should take an ear on those ones, really amazing
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With America: What Time Is Love? (Blow Up – 1991), The KLF delivers a confusing and energetic reinterpretation of their hit, halfway between homage and parody
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Future Shock (Columbia – 1983) is a revolutionary album that allowed Herbie Hancock to redefine his style, while pushing the boundaries of jazz
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More than a disco album, Diana (Motown – 1980) is a declaration of independence and a symbol of reinvention
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