Caribbean Rare Groove - Rare Funky Songs From the Caribbean Sea

An invitation to multi-cultural musics reunited around the Carribean Islands. From Haïti to the Bahamas, passing by the French West Indies this journey explores traditional rythms from soca, calypso or biguine. Musicians as Gordon Henderson, Max Cilla or the band Skah Shah knew how to use soul, funk and disco influences to create a unique groove with multiple faces.

Tracklisting: A1. Max Cilla - La Flûte Des MornesA2. Kallaloo - Star ChildA3. Ophélia - Red Light LadyA4. The Revolution Of St. Vincent - The Little You SayA5. Wganda Kenya - El TestamentoB1. Richard Duroseau and son Orchestre - Compas JupiterB2. Max and Henri - Mizik A Ka KaféB3. The Beginning of The End - Come DownB4. Afrosound - CaliventuraB5. Super Combo Rosita - Femme Chaud C1. Camille Soprane - Si Ou Dit ça çé ça C2. Henry Guedon - Bomba Des Musiciens C3. Simon Jurad and Frères Déjean - Mawa C4. Wganda Kenya - Pim Pom C5. Max Cilla - Crépuscule TropicalD1. Gordon Henderson - More PowerD2. Shleu Shleu - AlouetteD3. Les Aiglons Musiciens - De Grande ClasseD4. Skah- Shah Racine CoreD5. Afrosound - Salome