★Club Jazz & Rare Groove, Suburbia★ 4 LP Album Set of Masterpieces

★BGP and other 90s Reissue 4-Album Set★

※ All four titles have some peeling on the upper left of the back cover of ①, and a bumped corner on the lower left of the cover of ④. Otherwise, they are clean and in good condition. The records are in good condition, with a few minor scratches on ① that do not affect the sound.

① "FUNK INC" Funk Inc.
Reissued during the 90s acid jazz boom and gained great popularity. This is the 1st album of the jazz funk band, released in 1971. The funky guitar of Steve Weakley, a guitarist who also played in Billy Wooten's band, is excellent, directly influenced by Grant Green. Includes covers of Kool & The Gang's "Kool Is Back" and B.B. King's "Thrill Is Gone," a cheerful jazz funk masterpiece.

② "THE NEW FOLK SOUND OF TERRY CALLIER"
Terry Callier's debut work, which has greatly influenced many artists such as Beth Orton, Massive Attack, and Paul Weller, and is also very popular among free soul fans. A masterpiece where you can enjoy his rich vocals throughout, with traditional folk as the theme.

③ "Hot Barbecue"
Brother Jack McDuff
Released in 1965.
George Benson in his younger days participates in the backing. He gives a fluent solo. The intense groove of Latin soul on A1 is the best.
Joe Dukes' drumming is also exquisite, and the groove of the uncredited conga player is incredibly hot. A funky & groovy masterpiece.

④ "ANANDA SHANKAR"
An absolute, super-rare masterpiece released in 1970.
The A5 track, with a tough break in the middle, is intensely cool. The oriental-flavored B3 with a break, played by DJ Leacy (R.I.P.), famous as a Break DJ, is also nice.

Modern Jazz
Mondo
Lounge
Exotica
Soul Jazz
Organ Bar
Rap
Drum Break
Sampling Source
Breakbeats
Soul
R&B
Chill Out
Hip Hop
Latin
Samba
Dance
Black Contemporary
Gospel
Club
House
Jazz
Free Soul
Cafe Apres-midi
Rare Groove
Funk
Jazz Funk
Mellow Groove
AOR
Suburbia
Light Mellow
City Pop
Fusion
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