SuperFunk2. Afrobeat & African

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Named for the feeling of suspension and upendedness that characterized this period

took its riff to fashion the opening to I Feel Fine

The album is produced by label head Flying Lotus

Sam Jones on bass

Copies go for between three to four hundred pounds for this storming and evocative fist-clenching gem which builds dramatically with strings and an emotive lead vocal

quietly expansive songs like 'Heartbeats' and 'Hints' are equal parts Latin passion and gothic introspection

It was a sellout and despite the limitations with Billie's voice she delivered a superb performance

Former Mind and Matter bandmates James “Jimmy Jam” Harris and Michael Dixon teamed up for 1978’s gospel-boogie banger “You’re All I Need” and “You’re Everything” on the private Mad label

Featuring two brand-new compositions and two reimagined versions of tracks from

With culture in sharp decline

Over half a million passed through its doors before its untimely closure in March '73 when the local council refused to renew its all-night licence

This is the inevitable side effect of time