Tuesday, December 25, 2007

The Dynamic Superiors "The Skys the Limit", Gwen Guthrie "Padlock"

THE DYNAMIC SUPERIORS - THE SKYS THE LIMIT

The Dynamic Superiors - The Skys the Limit
Year: 2004


1.Magic Wand [3:59]6.8 Mb
2.Nobodys Perfect [4:20]6.6 Mb
3.I Can Still Remember [3:44]6.5 Mb
4.Walk Softly [3:39]5.3 Mb
5.After the Love Song is Over [4:01]4.6 Mb
6.Spend the Night [3:52]4.7 Mb
7.Hold Me [4:27]7.2 Mb
8.Let's Spend this Night Together [4:17]7.1 Mb
9.Sweet Sugar [3:49]6.6 Mb
10.Love Me Love Me not [3:04]4.8 Mb
11.Lucky Kinda Guy [2:59]4.9 Mb
12.Diggin What You Doing [2:40]4.2 Mb
13.Close to You [3:49]6.9 Mb

The Dynamic Superiors "The Skys the Limit" Album Review

Know your favorite titles
Yes, they were The Superiors, but...where did those songs come from? The most popular recordings, Shoe Shoe Shine for example, were not on that CD. I couldn't remember the titles of the songs and bought the CD anyway. I didn't care for most of the recordings ...and all the way from Japan!!






GWEN GUTHRIE - PADLOCK

Gwen Guthrie - Padlock
Year: 2003


1.Peanu Butter Prelude [0:12]0.2 Mb
2.Hopscotch [8:12]14.1 Mb
3.Seventh Heaven [7:21]13.5 Mb
4.Getting Hot [4:36]9 Mb
5.Getting Hot Prelude [0:14]0.3 Mb
6.Peanut Butter [6:03]10.8 Mb
7.Padlock [7:02]13.1 Mb
8.Hopscotch (Larry Levan remix instrumental) [7:26]11.6 Mb
9.Seventh Heaven (album mix) [4:20]7.6 Mb
10.Getting Hot (Original 12 version) [5:37]10.9 Mb
11.Peanut Butter (Original 12 version) [5:02]8.8 Mb
12.Padlock (Larry Levan Short vocal remix) [3:53]7.1 Mb

Gwen Guthrie "Padlock" Album Review

Getting Hot with the #1 disco record in the world!
There are some that foolishly view the late Gwen Guthrie as nothing more than a once upon a time - one hit wonder, based solely upon her only really big chart success with the #1 crossover smash 'Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent'. This is somewhat sacrilege talk for those that are familiar with her catalogue released BEFORE that one big chart hit, in truth, Gwen had released three studio albums before that hit record, and one - mini EP album - Padlock - considered by many as the #1 "disco" record in the world. In short, nobody could match her. It was Gwen that could really rock a dancefloor with her seemingly effortless, fire on ice vocals, her infectious rhythmatic funk and time and time again be equally dynamic as the songwriter. Gwen could do it all. With all tracks here being culled from both her self-titled debut ['82] and her sophomore album 'Portrait' ['83], given superb yet subtle, lengthy remixes - this set - is impossible to listen to and keep still - you have to dance. Everyone should experience this.

Video Gwen Guthrie - Padlock

12 INCH REMIX 1985






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