70\'S: THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

Scored 5 of these, tho pricey,
still the deal of the century.

Anyone know any other killer diller insane De Wolfe Library
CD's ?

Sermad, you are a git

Jack

[wooly]

hello jack,

that cd is #### good, i've got one. i haven't seen any other similar ones actually on de-wolfe, i think it was a bit of a one-off. there's a striking similarity to that and the "bite hard" comp which came out on bbe...

[LDJB]

I have a double CD on Irma called "Sound Book" which is ace - full of top draw DeWolfe tuneage - got it years ago in a Fopp clearance sale and never seen another copy - don't know if it ever came out on vinyl but I'd love a copy if it did!

[sermad]

yep the soundbook came out on vinyl.

there was a part 2 aswell. Im not sure which one ive got. My records are in a bit of a mess today!

I have the IRMA collection, but double LP
I DON'T THINK I've ever listened to it

Irma never really had a whole lot I liked from IRMA, other than the 1st Montefiori Coxcktail, which
is a masterpiece, for me anyways.
I told ya Sermad was a git

Jack

[chrisvulture]

those 'Sound Book' comps are very nice indeed...scored em both on vinyl 2nd hand from a shop in Bolton last year...zero info about the tracks of course, but head and shoulders over 'bite hard'...

[wooly]

this sounds like something i need to track down...seriously!

[sermad]

Soundbook part 1 I have.

Tracklisting is -

Jazz Rule
Gloaming ('Little Bossa' - (DW/LP 3224) - 1972)
Funky spider
Silver Thrust ('Great Day' - (DWS/LP 3258) - 1972)
Swirl ('9-10-Out' - (DWS/LP 3238) - 1972)
Cool it
Overtone ('Big Beat' - Nick Ingman
(DWS/LP 3285) - 1973)
Response ('Prototype' - (DW/LP 3228) - 1972)
Forgotten Dream ('The Shadow' - (DW/LP 3468) - 1980)
I'm Feather ('Vocal Shades and Tones' (DW/LP 3227) - 197?)
Drum Time ('Blood On The Flowers' - (HMCS/LP 513) - 1971) ('Blackout' - (RMS/LP 106) - 1975)
Harlem Globetrotters
Bright Spark
New Project ('Monopoly' - (DW/LP 3207) - 1971)
Trip Wire ('Big Beat' - Nick Ingman (DWS/LP 3285) - 1973)

Megaton ('Afro-Rock' (DWS/LP 3220) - 1971)
Down home (Big Beat' - Nick Ingman (DWS/LP 3285) - 1973)
Payroll
Dindou N.1 ('Rythmes' - (DW/LP 3328 In editions) - 1976)
Hot Hells (sp Heels) ('Vocal Shades and Tones' (DW/LP 3227) - 197?)
Time Machine ('Nomination' - (DW/LP 3345) - 197?)
Smooth and cool
See the light ('The Shadow' - (DW/LP 3468) - 1980)
Cool character
Party people
Gang process (sp progress) ('Rythmes' - (DW/LP 3328 In editions) - 1976)
Causeway ('Prototype' - (DW/LP 3228) - 1972)
Hard crust ('Great Day' - (DWS/LP 3258) - 1972)
Grey sigh ('Moonshade' - (DW/LP 3212) - 1971)
Spiro ('Blackout' - (RMS/LP 106) - 1975)
Track record ('Hard Hitter' - (DWS/LP 3318) -197?)
Supercharger ('Bumper Bundle' - (DWS/LP 3185) - 1971)

I'll fill the rest in when I get a chance.

[bboy parkz]

The sound books are real nice, I love the covers too, are the images from a real DeWolfe?
I got both of mine on vinyl, they are great for playing out, loads of hot tunes. I always play 'Down Home' right before the 'Nextmen' tune that samples it.
I got both of my 'Soundbooks' in Tokyo. Part 1 from Mr bongo's, and Part 2 second hand from 'Disk-Union'

peace
parkz
www.soundclick.com/bboyparkz

70'S: THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK

DE WOLFE CD 0255

1. Simon Park - Gun Law
2. Alan Hawkshaw - Collect
3. Keith Papworth - Hard Hitter
4. P. Reno - Silver Thrust
5. P. Reno - Tripwire
6. J. Reids - New Project
7. Alan Hawkshaw - Next Stop LA
8. S. Haseley - Bora
9. Alan Parker/W Harrish - The Hawk
10. S. Haseley - Hammerhead
11. Lee Mason - Cult and Colour
12. S. Haseley - Hogan's Thing
13. P. Reno - Hard Crust
14. Alan Parker/W Harrish - Main Chance
15. Alan Parker - Crater
16. S. Haseley - Precinct
17. M. Sylvio/S. Cortley - Export
18. P. Reno - Hold Back
19. Alan Parker - Hot Night
20. J. Trombey - Underlay # 3
21. Alan Parker - Blue Shadow
22. Simon Park - Gun Law
23. Alan Hawkshaw - Collect
24. Keith Papworth - Hard Hitter
25. P. Reno - Silver Thrust
26. P. Reno - Tripwire
27. J. Reids - New Project
28. Alan Hawkshaw - Next Stop LA
29. S. Haseley - Bora
30. Alan Parker/W Harrish
31. S. Haseley - Hammerhead
32. Lee Mason - Cult and Colour
33. S. Haseley - Hogan's Thing
34. P. Reno - Hard Crust
35. Alan Parker/W Harrish - Main Chance
36. Alan Parker - Crater

There actually 6 more 30 second breaks on that list from the De Wolfe 70'S; THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK LIBRARY CD

Each track has a 30 second monster break to it
42 Tracks total

[Lord Thames]

As regards de Wolfe's own library CDs, there's not much that's as consistently good as '70s...'
The Hudson 'Cliche Favourites' and 'Styles' CDs all have the odd decent track on them, and there's also "Reg Tilsley's Band Grooves of the 60s" which is excellent.
There are a couple of CDs called 'Cheesy Listening' too, of which I have the first - not very funky, but I like it.
Depending on your taste, you may also like Rouge music's "Disco's Like This (1970s)", which bears little relation to the LP of the same name.