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Pussy Slapping Compilation 10 by Stable

2009-12-15 - extension: rar - size: 100 MB

Pussy Slapping Compilation 10 by Stable

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PUSSY SLAPPING COMPILATION 8 BY STABLE

2009-12-15 - extension: rar - size: 44 MB

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Pussy Slapping Compilation 9 by Stable

2009-12-15 - extension: rar - size: 100 MB

Pussy Slapping Compilation 9 by Stable

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Guns N' Roses - Paradise City (Expert Coop Guitar + Drums) FoF
I played guitar to the left, the drums are jurgen (bot). This was my first run of the chart, and it (More)

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The Four Larks - Grooving At The Go-Go
Another legendary Northern Soul smash, that we filmed for The Strange World Of Northern Soul, from (More) Another legendary Northern Soul smash, that we filmed for The Strange World Of Northern Soul, from legendary Philly group, the Four Larks, led by the equally legendary Weldon Arthur McDougall III. "Grooving At The Go-Go was recorded for Philadelphia's Harthon label but released on Tower Records nationally. The Four Larks were basically the original classic Philly doo-wop group, The Larks, with a girl vocalist added to the original trio. The production company, Harthon was a cooperative effort between Weldon McDougal, Luther Randolph and Johnny Styles, Harthon (as a label and production house) created some of the most memorable soul singles out of Philly (or anywhere for that matter) in the 1960's. Efforts by Eddie Holman, The Volcanos, Lee Garrett, Larry Clinton, Bernard Williams and the Blue Notes, The Philly Four, and the Cooperettes made Harthon a force to be reckoned with (and a major force on Northern Soul playlists). One of the best remembered groups from the Harthon stable was The Four Larks, who released a series of 45's on the Tower and Uptown labels, the best known (and rarest) is the classic 'Groovin' at the Go Go' on Tower recently changing hands for upwards of $200 USD. With the ace songwriting/arranging of Tom Bell the Four Larks 45s are some of the finest Harthon-related sides. There's a very particular sound at work here, in which the customary building blocks of 60's soul are complemented by flavors of progressive pop and rock (which considering how much the Motown sound contributed to the sound of 60's pop sees things coming full circle). The cool thing is that this "fusion" stops short of the sometimes overly sweet group soul that was to follow, creating a unique mixture that sadly did not catch on with the listening public. Sadly the Four Larks 45s and unreleased tracks have never been gathered together in a compilation devoted solely to the group which is a shame. Those interested should keep an eye out for the 1970's Harthon reissue of 'Groovin' at the Go Go' which was pressed for the Northern Soul market with an instrumental dub of the song (called 'Discotheque Groove') on the b-side. It can be had for considerably less than the Tower original. (Less)

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