Various - More Palmwine Grooves & Disco (2012)

CD 1

01 - modern sound corporation - safari

02 - jo tongo - piani

03 - kabbala - ashewo ara (pat les stache re-edit)

04 - bunny mack - disco africa (dub)

05 - grupo arambere - iaia

06 - malinga 5 - marie-thereze

07 - bunny mack - discolypso

08 - time unlimited - back fire (natural vibes intl.)

09 - tumblack - caraiba

10 - ray munnings - funky nassau

11 - lord rhaburn combo - disco connection

12 - eko - manyaka

13 - black soul - black soul music (pat les stache re-edit)

14 - sofrito - music is the word

CD 2

01 - intro - bappi lahiri - let's dance for the great guy bruce lee

02 - bunny mack - let me love you (mr.b's reedit)

03 - eddy grant - california style (12'' extended version)

04 - turnblack - caraiba (club version)

05 - dennis brown - get high on your love

06 - wganda kenya - shakalaode

07 - cerrone - cycle's woman

08 - malinga 5 - malinga

09 - benis cletin - money make man mad (sofrito disco dub)

10 - skit - you make me feel so good (mikey dread action)

11 - charanga 76 - no nos pararan

12 - kalyan - disco reggae

13 - bunny mack - supafrico

14 - sorry bamba - kasanga

15 - black blood - a.i.e (amwana)

One of the first selections of music I shared here on the blog was Various - Palmwine Grooves & Disco (2011) - now here is a follow up - which I hope you enjoy as much as I do. Another selection of tropikal grooves and disco: Bunny Mack from Sierra Leone sharing „Discolypso“ (track #7) with the world - mixing Caribbean disco flavours with African grooves - and thus bringing to us sun and happiness in a disco style, Eddie Grant's wonderful & hypnotic Caribbean club track „California Style“ (track #3), a Latin disco version of „Ain't No Stopping Us“ (track #11), Dennis Brown, the crown prince of Reggae, having his first international record deal with A&M Records in 1981 - and delivering us some heavy discofied Reggae with „Get High On Your Love“ (track #5). Want more?! What about some massive dancefloor action from Brazil: „Gupo Arambere - Iaia“ - hypnotic, whirling & lots of percussion (track #5). "Manyaka" from Eko (track #12) - good good good Afro-Disco from Cameroon. Disco & violins! There is something funky about violins! Or „Modern Sound Corporation - Safari“ (track #1) - an Afro Disco tune with lots of Caribbean flavors from Sweden! And let's not forget that even the „great guy Bruce Lee“ (track #1) is joining the Party. - - - Download links are „hidden“ in the comments. Comments?! What about leaving some? What about sharing some of your favourite discofied tropikal grooves to make the next compilation even better? For the time being - hit the download button. And don't forget to play it load! Coz you wanna hear & feel that disco bass...

DubMe

PS: While compiling Various - Palmwine Grooves & Disco a few month ago and trying to find information on the web about all the different artists and songs – I came across the great music blog A Monsieurwilly World  - which introduced me to so many more great disco-influenced grooves & joys from around the world! Big big big blog out there! Monsieur Willy – if you should be reading this - my deepest gratitude to you! Great music you share - and bring forward more of those tropikal disco-tingled sounds! I love them!