9 thoughts on “ Mr K - Various - Jazz & Roll EP (File, MP3) ”

1. Explore releases from the Version Collective label. Discover what's missing in your discography and shop for Version Collective releases.

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3. Explore releases from the Wheel & Deal Records label. Discover what's missing in your discography and shop for Wheel & Deal Records lygmicalgaguacos.osflamesonsconlampviratolenripag.cog: Jazz & Roll.

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4. 17 Rock & Roll; All Format. 45 RPM; Compilation; Limited Edition; 59 Single; 38 Numbered; All. Country. 79 US; 49 UK; 13 The Mr K Edits (5x7 Record Store Day ) / Limited Edition Box Set Mr. K. 0. HERstory, Vol. 1 Jazz And Funk Sounds From The Two Congo's () Various. 0. Chess Northern Soul Volume III Various. 0.

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5. Jan 17,  · The Little Lord Street Band - A Minute of Another Day () Howie Lee - 7 Weapons Series () Mr President - One Night () Régis Pasquier - Ysaÿe - .

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7. Review: In a decade-long career German producer Danny Scrilla has amassed an enviable discography for any European trying to crack it in the UK. Appearing on labels like ZamZam Sounds, Civil Music and Cosmic Bridge, Danny Scrilla returns to Om Unit's label with a mini-LP taking in a plethora of grinding 85bpm sci-fi steppers in "World Below" to the Juke-inspired club grooves of "'Sparks".

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8. Available for download on Traxsource. The unbreakable bond between Sonny Fodera and Defected Records continues with Sonny’s new release on the imprint ‘Roll With Me’. This deep, driven, track features a bluesy vocal from Kwame and once again demonstrates Sonny Fodera’s continued ability for masterfully producing vocal forward tracks that have a dominating effect over dancefloors.

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9. Review: Weighing in at seven tracks, this is more of an album than it is a humble EP. And, as with all previous Bassclash releases, the standards are high and the sounds are savage to say the least. The title track says it all; an angular halfstepper with tightly processed tops on the bass frequency, it's fine tuned to create the ultimate dancefloor murkery.

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