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Man, we really love this song to death – and it's a Spaced Out disco classic that never gets old! Cloud One are at their moogy P&P best with the number – letting things rumble out with a wicked mix of vibes and electronics – all bubbling to the top of the mix with support from just a sweet bit female chorus vocals! Jazzy, spacey, and clearly a new standard for underground disco of the time!

Much funkier than most grooves we'd associate with the Montreal scene of the 70s – and a thinly-veiled disco remake of "Soul Finger", complete with strutting trumpet! The sound here is a lot more club based than the Bar-Kays original hit, and the tune also has chorus vocals – but there's an undeniable "Soul Finger" charm to the track, and it stretches out for a full 8 minutes on both sides!

Classic work by War! "Galaxy" is a later funky classic by the group – strutting out with some sweet funky riffing, ensemble vocals, and a powerful groove that's always been a dancefloor pleaser!

Massive funk from the Panama scene of the 70s – three heavy grooves together in one set! "Soul Chombo" is a funky monster right from the start – a cut that sounds almost Jamaican right at the start, but then picks up with a kicking drum part that's completely brilliant – and interlaced with horns that riff away madly with the guitar – all to support these vocals that call and shout out over the course of the extended tune! "Just Love One Another" has a bold trumpet line at the top – strutting proudly along with the righteous vocals – over a groove that has fast piano moving along with the rhythms! "We're Still Strong" feels the most like an American funk tune in the set – a really proud little number with guitar that feels like it was lifted from "Clean Up Woman", layered over a soaring groove!