Phat Phil Coopers November Selections

[phattannedphil]

Phat Phils Coopers Hot Ones… November 3rd 2004

In no particular order…

Domu – Discotech EP (Neroli)
Domu dons his Moody Mann hat and turns in 4 amazing slow House groovers…

George Double – Breast Meat (CDR)
Nottingham street beater rocks up a laid back toon type rap over a Love Unlimited Orch. Backdrop – Check this rude bwoy blow up!!!

Plant Life – The Return Of Jack Splash (Counterflow Recordings)
P-Funk out with Prince runs into the Moody Mann… that’s the vibe, that’s the truth. Ace

Diesler – Sliced Soul Sandwich EP (Take The Money And Run Records)
Sliced Funk from Huddersgate, North of England… Schweet Schizness…

Crazy P – Lost the Enis (CDR)
Crazy Penis rough cut 4th album… badness all the way, check out Tim’s vocals, step aside Aled Jones…

Sleeve – Save The Children (Sleeve)
Jacked up jazz funk… I am a hopeless slave to tunes like this…

Lekan Babalola – Oya (white)
Tough latin workout with a killa b-line… one for the Jazz dancers!!!

Quantic – Don’t Joke With A Hungry Man feat Spanky Wilson (Tru Thoughts)
Domu turns in a wicked re-rub… feel the bass!!!

Freddie Cruger feat. ADL – The Hustle (Jugglin’ Records)
Block party nonsense from Red Fred Cruger… a dedication to the way it was!!!

Masters At Work – I Can’t Get No Sleep (Cutting Records)
Kenny’s beats still stand the test of time 11 years down the line…


Catch Phil at his monthly NuNorthern Soul Sessions and Sick Trumpet, please visit www.phatphilcooper.com for all updated dates and info…

[garyfontaine]

Phat Phils Coopers Hot Ones… November 3rd 2004
Domu – Discotech EP (Neroli)

:shock: :shock: awesome :shock: :shock:
this gets better and better everytime I hear it, unpigeon-holeable
Sleeve – Save The Children (Sleeve)
8)
Lekan Babalola – Oya (white)

Got this lil un through the post t'other day... a lil beauty arrrrr.

[johnny.boy(2)]

> Kenny’s beats still stand the test of time 11 years down the line…

The don of rhythm programming. The Bomb, Boomin' in your Jeep, Frenzy. Awesome and humbling.

The Africanism crew have definitely added to the cannon.

[philcharnock]

Kenny's best ever beat is Kenlou's 'What a Sensation'. About ten years on house producers globally are still trying to match it. And the beats on the 'Nervous Track' were the first fusion of jazz-funk, house and breakbeats. Now commonly called broken beat. Dope indeedy. Impeccable selections from Coops. 8)

[johnny.boy(2)]

How trainspotter is this. My Aibo dog is called "kenny" after the man.

SAD, SAD, SAD.

[philcharnock]

oh johnny...

Have you got a goldfish called Louie? :wink:

[johnny.boy(2)]

Nah, goldfish are too high maintenance :wink:

[absolutemoron]

Kenny's best ever beat is Kenlou's 'What a Sensation'.
Werd.