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Polish Funk 3 – The Unique Selection Of Rare Grooves From Poland Of The 70s

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Poland sounds funkier than ever here – thanks to a really deep-digging selection of grooves from the 70s! As with previous volumes, this one's put together by the Soul Service DJ Team – and this time around, they seem to really be opening up their bag – increasing the styles of music offered through an exploration of fusion, vocal jazz, big band, and soul – all with a deep undercurrent of the funk promised in the title! There's some really wicked tunes with Polish lyrics – words you probably can't understand, but which are sung with a nicely harsh edge that almost make the tunes feel like Finders Keepers-styled funk. Other tracks are instrumental, and feature lots of heavy bass and drums – all topped by a range of sounds on horns, keyboards, and guitar! There's loads of grooves here you'll never find digging around your local record store (unless you live in Warsaw!) – and titles include "Strit" by Poznanska Orkiestra PriTV, "Gold Of 100 Suns" by Grupa Bluesowa Stodola, "Eight Horses Or Forty People" by Gramine, "I'm Looking For A Friend" by Stan Borys, "Return" by Andrezj Dabrowski, "Discoland" by Chorus & Disco Company, "Abandon My Dreams" by Andrzej Zaucha I Dzamble, "I Don't Regret Those Days" by Bogdan Gajkowski, and "Once Was A Couple" by Alibabki. 14 tracks in all.  © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc.