F.S. - Do It 1981

3 lp for this band , a mytherious track here ...

F.S. - Do It by Funky Remix JINGLE TONTON DECIBEL EFFECT by Funky Remix

The Shangai Show - scarface styl"

set play summer 2009 in france

1HOUR of very good funk music

J.M. Black & Co. - Taste 1980

French Boogie with a special edit ! 8 minutes of pur' taste !!!

J.M. Black & Co. - Taste by Tonton Decibel lll

J.M. Black - Lipstick (2000MWATTS)

1982 TO 2009 with the beat funk french of J.M. Black member of Overdrive in 1980 with the two brothers Accardo a another french band with the very good scd single "Taste" Spécial edit / remix here

J.M. Black - Lipstick (2000MWATTS) radio by Tonton Decibel lll

D TRAIN - You're the One For Me (Calistolypso Edit)

You're the One For Me (Calistolypso Edit) by unidisco

Bobby Wilson - Deeper And Deeper 1975

first track on the 75's LP , the power soul is on !!!

Bobby Wilson - Deeper And Deeper by Tonton Decibel lll

Jackie Stoudemire - Flying high // 1982

Jackie Stoudemire - Flying high // 1982 by Tonton Decibel lll

Gene Redd , Nathaniel Yisrael & Jackie story : Like the other youth Yisrael recruited, Stoudemire grew up in Harlem, not far from the temple, and attended the High School of Music & Art with Annette Denvil. By 1982 standards, Jackie was patently hip, hanging with schoolmates Dana Dane and Slick Rick’s Kangol Crew. In Jeremiah’s eyes, she combined the perfect trait set: mature talent and work ethic with youth and impressionability. Within a few months, she was in-studio with Redd and Yisrael, where she would spend the lion’s share of 1982. Jeremiah was putting significant dollars into the recordings, using dozens of musicians for every session (purportedly Barry White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra), sometimes spending weeks perfecting the backing tracks. He upgraded studios, recording primarily at Right Track and Power Station, neither of them known for their affordability. The raw sound of Arnie Love’s Mayfair session just a year before became a distant memory. Ten songs were recorded over the course of the year, including a remake of Love’s “Invisible Wind,” with crisper strings and a simpler arrangement. Jackie’s voice was cool and sure, not a hint of her age coming through the mix. The real nugget was “Guilty,” one of the last songs Gene Redd would ever pen and some of the finest production work in a career that spanned four decades. Stoudemire was totally immersed in Jeremiah Yisrael’s life, even picking up shifts at T&T for walking-around money. Naturally, Jeremiah insisted that she join the temple. She attended a service, but it clearly wasn’t her scene. The sect forced subservience on women through dress and required them to walk three paces behind the men—concepts alien to a child of 70s New York City. At the time, Jackie’s choice was no problem for Jeremiah. They logged eight to ten hour days in the studio, culminating at the beginning of 1983 when her 12” was given a limited issue on the Tap label, along with the Missy Dee & the Melody Crew 12” (relegated to the Universal label, to separate it from the more polished material). Again, lack of distribution and promotion killed the pressing, but Jackie still felt good about it. For a woman of any age, it was an accomplished piece of work. The end for Tap began with tragedy: Gene Redd passed unexpectedly early in 1983 from a frightening illness that as yet had barely been named: AIDS. Deeply misunderstood, the disease was half a decade away from even primitive treatments, and Redd was gone before anyone knew he was sick. Without Jeremiah’s genius-muse, there wasn’t much hope for the future of his productions. Soon after, Jeremiah severed his business relationship with Jackie Stoudemire. He arrogantly explained to her parents that she was “afraid of success,” but it wasn’t difficult to read between the lines: Their parting had everything to do with Jackie’s dismissal of the Brotherhood. Jackie graduated from high school in 1983 and went immediately to performing arts college, after which she spent years as a somewhat successful stage player. Her hit finally came in 1994 when she signed to the Eightball label and blew up the club charts with “Appreciate.”

Steve Watson - Boogie , I Was Born To ! (ShortVersion)radio live

Are you born for the music ? Are you born to boogie ? Are you romantique with the beat ? If you say yeah , this sound is for you

a spécial edit short version live a long version arrives for the end of the years ,

Good Time to All

Boule 'Dwight Druick' Noire - Comme Deux Amoureux (Georgy Porgy)

Boule'Dwight Druick' Noire - Comme Deux Amoureux(Georgy Porgy) 1980/2009 by Funky Remix

From the canada the band Dwight Druick Original version is from "TOTO" with Cheril lynn on back vocal . French version here writte by Mrs Boule Noire in1980 just a little re- fixed in this end of year , appreciate .

The N.J.Connection - S.O.S. Of Love_____(Don'tComeEasy) 1981/2009

The N.J.Connection - S.O.S Of Love(Don'tComeEasy) by Tonton Decibel lll

Edward Saunders, visionary and founder of Merle Art Music Productions, was born and raised in Newark NJ the knee baby, fourth out of five children from parents Naomi and Charles Saunders. Early on, Eddie received his musical influences from his mother. At the tender age of ten, Eddie discovered he was a natural born drummer and later expanded his love of percussion by playing the piano. After much growth and evolution, his local church accepted the art of drumming and as a young boy added him to their roster of paid musicians. His travels as a percussionist began a journey of networking and afforded him the opportunity to do studio work with such greats as Donnie Harper and the Voices of Tomorrow and Charles Stewart and the Good News Singers. These experiences ignited a career as a musical producer working with various singers in multiple capacities: provided vocal training for Tisha Campbell, wrote and produced music for the young Raven Simone, wrote and arranged “Baby Please be Mine” by Regina Bell, collaborated on projects with the likes of Dave Pic Conley of Surface, Gwen Guthrie, Cuba Gooding Sr., Mary J Blige, Paul Gainer, Blue Lovett of the Manhattans, Whitney Houston, Billy Baker, John Simmons and a host of other artists. In his musical endeavors, he founded the group The N.J. Connection which birthed the hit single, Love Don’t Come Easy which overseas landed him the # 10 spot on London’s charts and in the # 50s spot in NY in the 1980s. Most recently, Eddie Saunders most prized accomplishment is his service as lead musician for the Praise and Worship Team at Saint John’s Community Baptist Church.

Just Listen now!!!! or watch !

Boule Noire - 1976 Boule Noire ________________magique___

First lp forGeorges Thurston aka Boule Noire

a Canadian disco legend (Born 1951. Died 2007 (aged 55). ) he work too with the fabulous canadian band Dwight Druick !!! you surelly remember ' aimer d'amour two years later" LP on the magique label , for all the french disco lover/// GOOD TIME TO ALL BROS. & SIS.

C.J. & Co - 1977 Devil's Gun __________westbound rec.__

Disco-soul band from Detroit, Michigan. Formed in 1977 by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore. C.J. & Co comprised of two female singers (Joni Tolbert and Connie Durden) and three male singers (Charles Clark of Floaters, The, Curtis "CJ" Durden and Cornelius Brown Jr.). withe terrible song ' devil's gun !!"

Booker Newberry III -1984 Love Town ____________POLYDOR

Booker T. Newberry III Born: January 19, 1956, Youngstown, Ohio. In Groups:Sweet Thunder funk/disco/dance lp with the magic ' love town' ""evrybody , need somebody , to love .... ""

Gregg Diamond - 1978 Star Cruiser _____________ MARLIN REC\

Gregg Diamond /Greggry Oliver Diamond b. 1949, New York City, New York State, U.S.A. d. 14th March 1999 In Groups : Gregg Diamond Bionic Boogie disco lp , thank's to henry stone maybe the first solo for him ?

Jayson Hoover - 1975 J.H._________(Mushroom Rec./Canada)__

In 1975 Jayson signed with Mushroom Records, Vancouver BC. They released one Album titled "Jayson Hoover" and off it released the singles: "Love Will Get You", and "(She's) My Lady", both of which had moderate Radio play in Canada. The album was produced by "Mike Flicker" who shortly afterwards produced the first Mushroom recording session for "Heart", of which Newcombe & Maxwell played on. The one track "How Deep It Goes" from this session is on Heart's "Dreamboat Annie" Album. Jayson Hoover n Stuff disbanded in the Spring of '76. (Notes Not to be confused with Mushroom Records [AUS] or Mushroom [GBR] )

David Joseph - The Joy Of Life / 1983____________Island Rec.

David Nathaniel Joseph Ex keyboards/lead vocals with Hi-Tension before beginning a solo career early 1980.

the voice !!! with the impact "you can't hide..." magnifique , amazing remix from larry levan on the 12inch B side french Rec. you can't hide coz" now you know that ! in fact .