REWORKED BY DETROITERS

REWORKED BY DETROITERSFunkadelic was the most influential group to emerge from Detroit in the 1970s. Their early albums have cast a long shadow over everything that came afterwards in the city. It was music that understood the past but was firmly aiming towards the future and mixed soul, funk and rock into an almost unimaginable stew. This album is a tribute from some of the most important recording artists currently working in the city to these most influential of

Limited Pressing on Orange Vinyl for independent record stores only

plus harpist Brandee Younger on several tracks

The album reached #24 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart

now largely forgotten due to the success of albums like this one

My Favorite Tune is a beautiful bop adventure which includes two superb compositions that Ryo Fukui wrote as an homage to his beloved Hokkaido region

a forerunner of the DX7

“Pass”

the name of the band was not The 4th Cycle

and themes

Universally acclaimed for its enthusiastic fusion and adventurous spirit

Tarquin's Seaweed Farm and The Nostalgia Factory

named after the Vale of York where Goff grew up