Too Slow To Disco 3 - CD

Various: Too Slow To Disco 3 version on CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company How Do You Are? on 30. June 2017.

Die meisten Songs auf dieser äußerst erfolgreichen Compilation-Reihe mögen die Charts verpasst haben, können aber problemlos Herzen brechen. Killer-Tunes, geschrieben und gespielt von völlig übertalentierten Musikern, die später in ihrem Leben oftmals den einen oder anderen Welthit für andere Musiker schrieben und sich etliche Grammys in die Tasche stecken konnten. Alle Zutaten, die den "Too Slow To Disco Volumes 1, 2" und der "The Ladies" Edition so viele Fans von Berlin bis New York, von Barcelona bis Bottrop beschert haben, sind wieder am Start für eine weitere Runde fast tanzbarer Opulenz. DJ Supermarkt schüttet auch auf TSTD3 wieder ein Füllhorn von vergessenen Obskuritäten und kostbaren Schätzen aus, die dem erfolgreichen Konzept folgen: "All killer, no filler". Mit dabei sind u.a. Cornelius Bumpus (Ex-Steely Dan), Larry Carlton (ebenso Ex-Steely Dan), Dwight Druick (mit dem ersten französischen Track), Billy Mernit (der erste Brite auf der Compilation) sowie Grateful Dead (!!!), Bob Welch und Lee Ritenour. Der Sommer kann kommen! Product information Too Slow To Disco Volume 3 - it's the sun in a bottle! A bunch of beautiful songs that may not have made the charts, but can still break your heart! Introducing Too Slow to Disco - Volume 3. Another incredible collection of songs that shine with the high gloss production of a major studio with a bigger budget. Volume 3 is another excursion into those late 70s West Coast disillusions, certainly... but in the company of songs that are also brimming with soul, wit and passion. Killer tunes written and played by virtuoso instrumentalists, back-up singers and guys who were often Grammy winners themselves. All the elements that made Too Slow to Disco Volumes 1 and 2 (and "The Ladies" Edition) so popular with people from New York to London to Barcelona to Bottrop are back for another round of near-danceable exuberance. This smooth wave continues to ripple around today's music world. You'll have found us winking with glee when we read that the jazz bassist to the stars Thundercat recently released a new single with Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald, and even dedicated his entire new album to the West Coast. And it seems The XX can't escape the lure of Hall & Oates on their new single "On Hold" either. For their second single "Say Something Lovin'" they even sampled one of the tracks from TSTD Vol 1, namely Do You Feel It by the Alessi Brothers. As always, DJ Supermarket has somehow unearthed another box of obscure gems, sticking to his usual concept: all killer, no filler, chosen and arranged to evoke the mood of the time. Lyrically, the emphasis remains on slightly difficult love affairs backed by grooves subtle enough to mix cocktails to. Slow dancing is encouraged, fast dancing... well, you know our thoughts on that. We've got a random crossover pop hit from the no-more-fusion jazz guitarist Lee Ritenour. And some Christian funk from Archie Cavanaugh and his ensemble. There's even the bizarrely funky and commercial-sounding Grateful Dead laying down a chart-topping beat for "Shakedown Street" (we assume the A+R guy had a gun... true story: it took DJ Supermarket about four years to nail it, the track should have appeared on Vol. 1. Now we have official approval from the band!"). Elsewhere, Steely Dan saxophonist Cornelius Bumpus appears with a bit of edgy funk, while Larry Carlton (another Don and Walter collaborator) is featured on "Where did you come from?" ...kicks off a guitar-soaked white soul. And this time we looked beyond L.A. and discovered some exotic representatives of the West Coast sound from further afield. Our first non-English track from TSTD comes in the form of Dwight Druick, the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter who brings a fine slice of Montreal disco-funk. Then we have the groovesome Stars'n'Bars from Sweden (in their first ever official reissue), and even two UK artists with Vapour Trails and the amazing Billy Mernit, with a breezy flashlight song we've been desperately chasing for years.

Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Disco and Soft Rock.