Saturday, April 11, 2009
Visions Of Tomorrow
Visions Of Tomorrow were a mainstay of the Mobile, Alabama funk scene, led by Gerald Grant they gained acclaim at the many charity events and benefits in which they would frequently perform. They played a mixture of covers and originals, of which the instrumental 'Galaxy' was one of their standards. This sounds as fresh today as it ever did.. maybe even more so than it ever did.
As an aside, for San Francisco folks, we are playing the Sweater Funk party next Sunday, the 19th I think it is. I haven't played out in ages and this night is a unique experience and well worth checking out if only just to see it. Its down in the basement of the Li Po lounge in China town, everyone dancing in a fog filled, laser lit fire trap whilst guy's upstairs play mahjong next to a Buddhist alter. Come by.
Posted by Black Shag | 3 comments
April 15, 2009 at 12:48 PM
Can i ask why most of the files posted are corrupted? (fade outs start over and quite some are in mono)
I like Beat Electric a lot, but if one of the goals is to spread out these great tunes, it should be considered these corrupted copies spread out fast by downloaders leaving more and more folks disappointed in the end....
April 15, 2009 at 1:05 PM
Sorry, wrong section.
This track is in fact one of the less that isn't skipping back in the end. :P
April 18, 2009 at 6:06 AM
another killer from the beat electric!
big thanks for this one
btw check my mate alpha neil's edit of the henderson and whitfield track you posted earlier here:
http://kidbreaks.blogspot.com/2009/04/dancin-to-beat.html
and u may like this one too:
http://kidbreaks.blogspot.com/2009/04/free-bass.html
keep em coming!