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    VA - The Mood Mosaic 01. The Hascisch Party! (1997)
    01. Bob Crewe - Pygar's Persecution / The Black Queen's Beads
    02. Klaus Doldinger - Sitar Beat
    03. Serge Gainsbourg - En Melody
    04. Michel Legrand - Marins, Amis, Amant Ou Maris
    05. Nelson Riddle - Lamento
    06. Marian McParland - Love For Sale
    07. Gabor Szabo - Sophisticated Wheels
    08. Phil Moore III - Batucada
    09. Luis Enriquez - Mas Que Nada
    10. George Garvarenz - Hascisch Party
    11. Shocking Blue - Ackta Raga
    12. Claude Denjean - Kiss This
    13. George Shearing - Aquarius

    A wonderfully groovy set – every bit as great as you might guess from the title and the cover – and the very first installment in the now-legendary Mood Mosaic series! The set's one of the few to bring together tunes from the groovier side of the spectrum at the end of the 60s – work from British, French, American, and German sources – all awash in a great blend of funky, easy, and pop-oriented modes! There's a nicely trippy feel throughout – and titles include "Hascisch Party" by George Garvarenz, "Kiss This" by Claude Denjean, "Acka Raga" by Shocking Blue, "Mas Que Nada" by Luiz Enriquez, "En Melody" by Serge Gainsbourg, "Love For Sale" by Marian McPartland, "Batucada" by Phil Crewe, "Marins Armins Amant Ou Maris" by Michel Legrand, and "Sitar Beat" by Klaus Doldinger. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 02. Barnie's Grooves (1997)
    01. Sammy Davis Jr. - Baretta's Theme
    02. Bobby Forrester - Sanford & Sons
    03. Ernie Wilkins - Evil Ways
    04. Henry Mancini - The Streets Of San Francisco
    05. Quincy Jones - Call Me Mr. Tibbs
    06. Generation Gap, The - Rock Steady
    07. Alexandro Jodorowsky - The Desert Is A Circle
    08. JB Pickers - Super Soul Theme
    09. Porth Authority - Super Strut
    10. Blockbuster - Theme From Starsky And Hutch
    11. Al Kooper - The Landlord
    12. André Previn - Executive Party
    13. Jimmy Smith - Ruth Down (And Get It)
    14. 4Sound Orchester - Mission Impossible
    15. Bullet - Road Runner
    16. Bullet - Contract Man

    The Mood Mosaic, Vol. 2: Barnie's Groove Review by Donald A. Guarisco
    After an interesting but inconsistent first volume, the Mood Mosaic lounge compilation series made a noticeable improvement on its second installment. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 2: Barnie's Grooves succeeds because it delivers a solid mix of soundtrack and easy listening cuts (plus the occasional soul track) that blend together nicely because they all have strong funk and jazz elements. Several of the tracks are studio-band covers of popular film and television themes: Henry Mancini takes the already-potent The Streets of San Francisco theme and transforms into a relentlessly grooving monster that switches back and forth between horn-driven funk and keyboard jazz without missing a beat, and Bobby Forrester does an interesting jazz version of the theme from Sanford & Son that uses the original theme's melody as a springboard for some tasty keyboard improvisations. There are also several strong original soundtrack cuts: Sammy Davis, Jr.'s classic "Baretta's Theme" finds that usually elegant crooner getting down over a surprisingly funky track driven by horns and a discoish bassline, while Alexandro Jodorowsky's "The Desert Is a Circle" is an epic, multi-part instrumental that covers everything from easy listening to jazz-funk as it restates its central, Ennio Morricone-styled theme in a variety of ways. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 2: Barnie's Grooves also features the occasional straightforward soul cut; the best of these is Jimmy Smith's "Root Down," a classic jazz instrumental whose throbbing bassline and scratching rhythm guitar riffs were later sampled by the Beastie Boys. This diverse batch of tracks hangs together nicely thanks to their similar reliance on jazz and funk mannerisms, making the disc a fun and consistently engaging listen from start to finish. As a result, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 2: Barnie's Grooves is one of the best volumes in this series and a treat for lounge fans who like their lounge music funky.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 03. The Sexploitation (1997)
    01. Ingo Kantor - Vixen & The Constable
    02. Jacques Denjean - Le Train Fou
    03. Ray Brown - Polo Pony
    04. Claudia Vita - Amame
    05. Sounds Nice - Continental Exchange
    06. Roland Vincent - LSD Partie
    07. Ray Brown - Coming And Going
    08. De Giafferi - Sado Maso
    09. Big Jim "H" & His Men Orchestra Of Rhythm - Jungle Fever
    10. Claudia Vita - Dr No Piano
    11. Dan Seepers Soul - Good Time Woman
    12. Ray Brown - Go Down Dying
    13. Clay Pitts - Caribbean Sunrise
    14. Tony Sylvester - Pazuzu
    15. Lil' Louis - French Kiss

    The Mood Mosaic, Vol. 3: The Sexploitation Review by Donald A. Guarisco
    After two volumes' worth of straightforward lounge tunes, the Mood Mosaic compilation series pushed in a more adventurous direction on its third installment. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 3: The Sexploitation makes for a highly amusing listen because it is dedicated to erotic music; that is, sleazy-sounding lounge music and soundtrack cuts used for the love scenes in exploitation movies. As one might expect, several of these cuts incorporate orgasmic female moaning into their sonic attack: "Continental Exchange" is a Sounds Nice cut that paces its funky combination of wah-wah guitar and swirling organ licks with the sound of a woman's amorous-minded heavy breathing, and Ray Brown's amusingly titled "Coming and Going" is a guitar-led slice of light funk that prominently features the sound of a woman driving herself into an erotic frenzy while the band jams along behind her. Other cuts present a different but no less sexy take on the album's concept: "Good Time Woman" by Dan Seepers Soul spices up its horn-drenched soul by throwing in a female chorus that romantically coos along with the melody and De Giafferi's unhinged "Sado Maso" features a man raving in French about the titular subject while sweet female voices back him up. Despite these amusing tracks, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 3: The Sexploitation doesn't entirely succeed because some of its cuts fail to fit the concept. Clay Pitts' "Caribbean Sunrise" is a pleasant bossa nova track that lacks the erotic elements of the other tracks and Lil Louis' "French Kiss" is a techno track whose purely electronic style makes it stand out like a sore thumb amongst the band-driven tracks that surround it. However, the majority of Mood Mosaic, Vol. 3: The Sexploitation works and the rare nature of most of its tracks ensures that it will appeal to hardcore lounge fanatics.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 04. Les Yper Sound! (1997)
    01. Gary McFarland - Bloop Bleep
    02. The Nilsmen - The Sandstep
    03. Pete Moore - Cat Walk
    04. Ted Heat - Don't Cha Hear Me Callin' To Ya?
    05. Jakie Mitoo - Groovy Spirit
    06. Clark Terry - El Blues Latino
    07. Stan Getz - Walk On By
    08. Shirley Scott - Soul Sauce
    09. Connie Francis - Bossa Nova Hand Dance
    10. Ken Thorne - Bossa Nova (In The Restaurant )
    11. The John Scott - Mas Que Nada
    12. Stanley Myers - Barney
    13. Ken Thorne - Lindt Vans
    14. Ann Margret - Swingers Holiday (Instrumental)
    15. Bill Plummer - The Look Of Love
    16. Oliver Nelson - The Sound Machine
    17. Ian & The Zodiacs - It Ain't Necessarily So
    18. Don Sebesky - Soul Lady
    19. Ted Heat - It's Not Unusual
    20. Enoch Light - Bond Street
    21. Peter Thomas - Jumpin' Jack Flash
    22. Harold Johnson Sextet - Sorry 'Bout That (Part 1)
    The Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound Review by Donald A. Guarisco
    After a couple of volumes that pursued specific themes, the Mood Mosaic lounge series returned to a grab-bag approach on its fourth installment. Thankfully, it is a good grab bag. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound contains everything from bossa nova and jazz to synth-spiked soul and psychedelic pop, but it works nicely because the cuts are all catchy and share a pleasant, easy listening feel despite their differing genres. Highlights in the jazz vein include "Sound Machine," a smooth Oliver Nelson cut whose stately, horn-led melody periodically breaks for some nice electric piano solos, and an elegant, sax-driven version of "The Look of Love" by Stan Getz. In the psychedelic arena, some of the best cuts are Peter Thomas' organ-fuelled instrumental reworking of "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and "Bond Street," an Enoch Light cut that spices up its peppy, easy listening version of this Bacharach instrumental with bleeping synthesizers and some wild stereo-separation effects. There are also plenty of tracks with a bossa beat, the best being Connie Francis' "Bossa Nova Hand Dance," a tune that finds the vocalist slickly crooning in both Spanish and English, and an instrumental version of "Mas Que Nada," by John Scott, that replaces the vocal melody with a combination of slick organ leads and jazzy horns. There's also the occasional fun novelty; the most amusing is Gary McFarland's "Bloop Bleep," which features the vocalist complaining about the sleep-thwarting sound of a dripping faucet while the band grooves along behind him in a Latin jazz style. In short, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound is an eclectic batch of delights, but they all flow into each other because all the cuts benefit from the tight, pop-flavored arrangements and the slick production that defines the best lounge music. As a result, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound is a worthwhile spin for anyone who enjoys lounge music in all its diverse forms.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 05. Supervixens (1997)
    01. William Goldstein - Midnight Rapsody
    02. Marta Acuna - Dance, Dance, Dance
    03. Touchdown - Ease Your Mind
    04. Mona Rae - Do Me
    05. Roundtree - Get On Up
    06. Hiroshima - Lion Dance
    07. Black Devil - Follow Me
    08. Tony Valor - Ma Mo Ah
    09. Sylvia - The Lollipop Man
    10. Chain Reaction - Dance Freak
    11. Super-Jay - Super Jay Love Theme

    The Mood Mosaic, Vol. 5: Supervixens - A '70s Modal Collection Review by Donald A. Guarisco
    After putting out four volumes of lounge-oriented music, the compilers of the Mood Mosaic compilation series did an abrupt about-face on their fifth installment. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 5: Supervixens – A '70s Modal Collection is radically different from its predecessors because it abandons lounge entirely to concentrate on disco. However, this doesn't mean it features tracks like "Heart of Glass" and "Y.M.C.A."; instead, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 5: Supervixens – A '70s Modal Collection focuses on a series of obscure, lengthy tracks that will probably be known only to veteran clubgoers. Sadly, obscure doesn't always mean lost gem and this is the case with the often-inconsistent track listing of this compilation. The first half of the album is loaded down with run-of-the-mill disco tracks: Marta Acuna's "Dance Dance Dance" suffers from a repetitive melody and a weak, wobbly-sounding lead vocal, while Hiroshima's "Lion Dance" is a snoozy bit of jazz-disco that relies too much on the novelty overdubbing koto solos over a throbbing dance beat. Despite these frequent dull spots, patient listeners will be rewarded with a few solid disco gems if they can make it to the second half: Black Devil's "Follow Me" combines rhythmic programmed synthesizer and live drums in a way reminiscent of Giorgio Moroder, and Sylvia's "The Lollipop Man" is a sexily voiced and charmingly over-the-top tribute to television detective Kojak. Unfortunately, choice moments like these pop up too infrequently on this compilation and are surrounded by too much dancefloor filler. As a result, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 5: Supervixens – A '70s Modal Collection can only be recommended to disco completists and will probably leave the lounge fans who bought the series' other volumes cold.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 06. Jazz À Go Go (1998)
    01. France Gall - Jazz À Go Go
    02. Isabelle Antena - La Cinema
    03. Alice Babs & Duke Ellington / Stoona
    04. Sheila Jordan - Dat Dere
    05. April Aloisio - Duid Dere
    06. Sheila Jordan - The Crossing
    07. Helen Merrill & Gordon Beck / I Got It Good
    08. Cal Tjader - What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life
    09. Emily Remler - Afro Blue
    10. Flora Purim - Insensatez
    11. Sinatra & Company - Drinking Water
    12. April Aloisio - Nica's Dream
    13. Barney Wilen - Besame Mucho
    14. Carla Bley - Dining Alone
    15. Annette Peacock - Too Much In The Skies
    16. Monika Linges Quartet - Till We Get There

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 07. The New Shapes Of Sound (1998)
    01. Vincent Geminiani - Liberalia
    02. Karl Heinz Schafer - Kidnapping
    03. Harry Belafonte - Big Boat Up The River
    04. Americo Bellotto - Berimbau
    05. Silvio Silvera - Bim Bom
    06. Roger Roger - Take Seven
    07. Frank Cunimondo Trio , The - We've Only Just Began
    08. Herb Alpert - Summertime
    09. Cortex - L'Enfant Samba
    10. Joel Vanroogerbroek - Samba Para Norma
    11. Andre Lutterau - A Starlett For You
    12. Kjell Ohman - Misturada
    13. Cortex - Tropeau Bleu

    Mood Mosaic, Volume 7: New Shape of Sound is thirty-eight minutes and fifty-three seconds and was released on September 12, 1998. The music is in the styles of jazz, pop, rock, and calypso. The music plays at a very fast pace and all the numbers on the CD are upbeat. I own volumes 3, 5, 8, 11, 13, and 14 and so far volume 7 is the shortest playing Mood Mosaic in the series; all of the others are at least fifty minutes to over an hour. With the exception of Harry Belafonte none of the artists on this CD have I heard of. Those that have an asterisk at the end of the song were the ones that were sung. Mood Mosaic, Volume 7: New Shape of Sound gets an AAAAA+++++.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 08. Funky In A Minor Mode (1999)
    01. Connell Dantzler - Bo Gha
    02. Little Ed - Petite Soul
    03. Kenneth Wells - Contagious
    04. Tony Newman - Soul Thing
    05. Elaine Delmar - Sneaking Up On You
    06. Mohawks - Studio 69
    07. Ian Langley - Chicano Chaser
    08. Janko Nilovic - Chorus For Leslie
    09. Shifters, The - Ghost
    10. Dave Grusin - Gasoline Alley
    11. Michel Legrand - Un Homme De Mort
    12. HPB Mix - Light My Fire
    13. Roger Hamilton Spotts - Mind Blow
    14. African Pop Session - African Voodoo
    15. Attitudes - If We Want To
    16. Touch!, The - Pick & Shovel
    17. People Choice - I Like To Do H
    18. La Clave - Move Your Hand
    19. Har - You Percussion Group* / Feel Me Good
    20. Invaders, The - It's Your Thing

    The Mood Mosaic Volume 8: "Funky in a Minor Mode" is fifty-nine minutes and thirty-fives seconds and was released in 1999. There are twenty artists are on this CD. The CD is a mixture of funk, jazz, lounge music, electronic, and pop. Only one song charted in the United States (see below) and there is only one female artist on this CD. Most of the music on Funky in a Minor Mode is instrumental and only five or less are actually song. The only downside to Funky in a Minor Mode is track number twelve where H.B.P. Mix bastardized Light My Fire. The Doors version is the best version that I have heard so far and if it is not broke then please don't ruin it. The Mood Mosaic Volume 8: "Funky in a Minor Mode" gets an AAA+++.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 09. The Sound Bullett (2000)
    01. Saint Vincent Latinaires - Breasted Or Fried
    02. Sheba - Jungle Fever
    03. Max Harris - Crack Shot
    04. John Schroeder - Moneyrunner
    05. David Shire - Mini Manhunt (End Titles)
    06. Lalo Schifrin - Ape Shuffle
    07. JJ Johnson - Willie Escapes
    08. Rudy Ray Moore & Soul Rebellion Orchestra - Mayor's Get Away
    09. Roy Budd - Free Tarrant
    10. Henry Mancini - The Streets Of San Francisco
    11. Flora Purim & Buddy De Franco - Dope Bust
    12. Jerry Goldsmith - Galaxy A Go Go! Or Leave It To Flint
    13. Roy Budd - The Thief - Thief On Prowl
    14. Quincy Jones - Ironside (Theme)
    15. London Royal Orchestra, The - The Man With The Golden Gun
    16. John Schroeder - Blowin' Your Mind
    17. Pucho & Latin Soul Brothers - Swamp People
    18. General Crook - What Time It Is
    CD Bonus Track
    19. War - Flying Machine

    Volume 9 in the Mood Mosaic series brings us a great collection of groovy-jazz/funk. Sometimes it's hard, sometimes it's jazzy, sometimes it's cinematic and sometimes it's big-band - but it's always good. This is a great compilation and brings together rare funk 45s, tracks from soundtracks and other funky stuff that's only discovered when rooting through charity shop record bins. Stomp.2006

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 10. Retro Active (2000)
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    01. Donovan - Get Thy Bearings
    02. Classic IV - Spooky
    03. Bernard Lubat - Aubergine Time
    04. Harvey Mandel - Baby Batter
    05. Dave "Baby" Cortez - Summertime
    06. Monk Higgins - Watermelon Man
    07. New Visions - Skinny Dip
    08. Claude Ciari - Funky Beat
    09. Philippe Sarde - Jukes Box Chez Saidani
    10. George Semper - Shortin Bread
    11. Baron Von Ohlen, The - Runaway Heart
    12. Iverson & Walters - Naningo
    13. Bruno Spoerri - Les Electroniciens
    14 . Animated Egg, The - Sock It My Way
    15. Howard Wales - Rendez Vous With The Sun (part 2")
    16. Don Sebesky - Guru Vin
    17. Collage - Madrid
    18. Letta Mbulu - What's Wrong With Groovin

    Funky tunes and groovy tracks collide in this always-great series! This 10th volume pushes the envelope even further – mixing together tight jazzy numbers with other cuts that have a late 60s pop sound. Tracks include "Watermelon Man" by Monk Higgins, "Jukes Box Chez Saidani" by Philippe Sarde, "Funky Beat" by Claude Ciari, "Sock It My Way" by The Animated Egg, "Les Electroniciens" by Bruno Spoerri, "Rendez Vous With The Sun (part 2)" by Howard Wales, "Guru Vin" by Don Sebesky, "Madrid" by Collage, "What's Wrong With Grooving" by Letta Mbulu, "Skinny Dip" by New Visions, "Get Thy Bearings" by Donovan, "Aubergine Time" by Bernard Lubat, "Spooky" by Classic IV, and "Baby Batter" by Harvey Mandel. 18 tracks in all. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 11. Feelin' Funky (2002)
    01. African Music Machine - Black Water Gold
    02. Chico And Buddy - Can You Dig It
    03. Brother Jack Mc Duff - Can't Get Satisfied
    04. All The People - Cramp Your Style
    05. Gi Gi - Daddy Love Pt .2
    06. The Meters - Doodle-Oop
    07. Tony Camillo's Bazuka - Dynomite
    08. Brother Soul - Feelin' Funky
    09. Donny Thompson - Foxy Lady
    10. Ike Turner - Funky Mule
    11. Bill Cosby - Funky North Philly
    12. Willmer & The Dudes - Get It (Instrumental)
    13. The 20th Century - Hot Pants Pt.1 & Pt.2
    14. The Electric Express - It's The Rela Thing Pt.1
    15. The Rimshots - Soul Train Pt.1
    16. Soul Toranodoes - Soul Sisters
    17. Swingin' Soul Machine - Sponky's Day Off
    18. The Watts - Spreadin' Honey
    19. The Maskmans & The Agents - Stand Up Pt.1
    20. Timmie Rodgers - Super Soul Brother

    Mood Mosaic, Volume 11: Feelin' Funky! is one hour, two minutes and forty-nine seconds long and was released on June 12, 2007. The album is a mixture of funk, jazz, soul, disco, African and Caribbean music. I went into allmusic.com and the bulk of the artists are like one hit wonders or less. For the novice like me, only Bill Cosby and Ike Turner are the only two artists that I have heard of on this album. For the die hard music fan of this type of music, then you may know more of the artists on the CD. I bought it just to try something new to listen to. Mood Mosaic, Volume 11: Feelin' Funky! gets a B+ for the music on it.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 12. Mondo Porno (2007)
    01. Climax, The - Persuasions
    02. Blow Jobbers, The - Mondo Porno
    03. Bill Crosby - No One Can Love
    04. Paramour - Lovers In Orbit
    05. Johannes Fehring & Chicks, The - What Do You Want Now, Darling ?
    06. Man - Erotica
    07. Afro Rhythm Group, The - Sexy Safari
    08. Bill 'Ravi' Harris - Thunderbird
    09. Rita - Love
    10. South African Combo - Orgiastic Ritual
    11. Afro Rhythm Group, The - African Love
    12. Chakachas - Stories

    Porno grooves aplenty – and a great batch of weird and funky tunes that's one of the best in the Mood Mosaic series! The set mixes a few sex-oriented tracks by more famous artists, with others that clearly come from obscure European sources – and which really make great use of the sexual revolution sound of funk to make things happen! Sly basslines sneak beneath sweet keyboards, caressing funky drums, and setting the stage for some great whispered vocals and sexy singing! Titles include "Persuasion" by The Climax, "Mondo Porno" by The Blow Jobbers, "Lovers In Orbit" by Paramours, "Sexy Safari" by Afro Rhythm Group, "Orgiastic Ritual" by South African Combo, "Stories" by Chakachas, "Erotica" by Man, "Love" by Rita, "No One Can Love" by Bill Cosby, and "What Do You Want Now Darling" by Johannes Fehring & The Chicks. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 13. Soul Seduction (2009)
    01. OV Wright - Let's Straighten It Out
    02. Lost Generation, The - This Is The Lost Generation
    03. Leon Haywood - Want A Do Something Freaky To You
    04. Flowers - For Real
    05. Starvue - Body Fusion
    06. Hipnotic - Are You Lonely
    07. Love Unlimited - Midnight Groove
    08. Herbie Hancock - Stars In Your Eyes
    09. Celi Bee & The Buzzy Bunch - Closer Closer
    10. Morris Wilson - Put Your Foot On The Ground
    11. Kathi Baker - Feel The Heat
    The 13th installment in the brilliant Mood Mosaic series. This volume brings US some sexy, funky and groovy tunes from a variety of sources and many of 'em have sexy sighing, breathing and moaning throughout the tracks. 11 cuts including tracks from O.V. Wright, the Lost Generation, Leon Haywood, Herbie Hancock and many others.

    VA - The Mood Mosaic 14. Book A Trip (2011)
    01. Camille Yarbrough – But It Comes Out Mad
    02. Ben Sidran – Now I Live (And Now My Life Is Done)
    03. Asha Puthli – Lies
    04. Liza Minelli – Use Me
    05. Jose Feliciano – Golden Lady
    06. Kenny Rankin – In The Name Of Love
    07. Andwella's Dream – Cocaine
    08. Sweetwater – Motherless Child
    09. Top Drawer – Song Of A Sinner
    10. DR Hooker – Forge Your Own Chains
    11. Emergency – My Woman's Gone Now

    The long-running Mood Mosaic series is on its 14th trip and flaunts the most starkly naked cover model in all of the many travels! Here they lay out a mix of 70s exotic pop, soul and funk from around the world – sultry grooves from Camille Yarbrough, Ben Sidran, Asha Puthli, Kenny Rankin and many more! There's not a profoundly unifying theme to this entry, but it's a sweet set of slow-cooking, funky grooves ranging from bossa soul, to breathless female vocals to easy listening jazzy pop. Includes "But It Comes Out Mad" by Camille Yarbrough, "Now I Live" by Ben Sidran, "Lies" by Asha Puthli, "Use Me" by Liza Minelli, "Golden Lady" by Jose Feliciano, In The Name Of Love" by Kenny Rankin, "Motherless Child" by Sweetwater, "My Woman's Gone Now" by Emergency and more. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    VA - Mood Mosaic 15: Super Cool (2017)
    1. Air – Mr. Man (03:14)
    2. War – The Bird And The Squirrel (02:43)
    3. The Peddlers – On A Clear Day You Can See Forever (03:38)
    4. The Albert – One Life (03:15)
    5. Hildegard Knef – Holiday Time (04:33)
    6. Fritz Kaate & Jeanette Corde – Easy Evil (03:15)
    7. Rolf Kühn – Playmate (02:32)
    8. Linda Hoyle – Hymn To Valerie Solanas (04:04)
    9. Wanda Robinson – A Possibility (Back Home) (02:35)
    10. Harvey Mandel – The Snake (03:06)
    11. Freddie Cole – Brother Where Are You (04:48)
    12. J.J. Barnes – You Owe It To Yourself (08:32)
    13. Willie Wright – Right On For The Darkness (03:17)
    14. Patti Drew – Beggar For The Blues (05:47)
    15. Wess And The Airedales – Black Out (02:52)
    16. Carrie Riley And The Fascinations – Supercool (02:51)
    17. Memphis Black – Why Don't You Play The Organ,Man (02:41)
    18. Joe Thomas – Every Brother Ain't A Brother (05:58)
    19. Sam Baker – Do Right Man (02:44)
    20. Sal Davis – Makini (02:11)

    A super cool set in the Mood Mosaic series – and plentifully funky, soulful and jazzy, too! Like our other favorite volumes, this one covers a lot of stylistic territory, but it ultimately feels a little more coherent from track-to-track than the last couple sets, and does so without sacrificing the far-reaching sense of adventure, or ever settling into a predictable mode. Great stuff from start to finish, with breezy, funk-steeped jazz rock, straighter jazz funk instrumentals, Late 60s Brit mod soul, late 70s US jazzy soul and lots more! Includes "Mr. Man" by Air, "The Bird & The Squirrel" by War, "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever" by The Peddlers, "Holiday Time" by Hildegard Knef, "Playmate" by Rolf Kuhn, "The Snake" by Harvey Mandel, "Brother Where Are You" by Freddie Cole, "Beggar For The Blues" by Patti Drew, "Supercool" by Carrie Riley & The Fascinations, "Why Don't You Play The Organ, Man" by Memphis Black, "Every Brother Ain't A Brother" by Joe Thomas & more. Comes with the CD version, too, with the extra track "Black Out" by Wess & The Airedales. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    2020 - The Mood Mosaic 16 - The Hipsoulover
    1. The Atomic Crocus – Ombilic Contact (02:39)
    2. Agua Turbia – Erotica (03:51)
    3. Hareton Salvanini – Primitivo (05:40)
    4. Deodato – September 13 (05:24)
    5. Farm – Animal (05:29)
    6. Pekka Streng – Puutarhassa (03:26)
    7. Serge Gainsbourg – Psychastenie (04:14)
    8. Olivier Despax – Dingo (05:36)

    The Mood Mosaic 16 Volume 16: the hipsoulover is a little over a half hour long. The music is in the style of lounge, chill out, nu & acid jazz and easy listening. There are eight different artists on this CD and all of them I never heard of. The music is different to say the least and I have to say I enjoyed the CD. The Mood Mosaic 16 Volume 16: the hipsoulover gets an AAA+++

    2021 - The Mood Mosaic 17 - Up The Junction
    1. American Gypsy – Golden Ring (04:22)
    2. Love Unlimited Orchestra – Strange Games And Things (04:12)
    3. Main Ingredients – Happiness Is Just Around The Bend (06:20)
    4. Madelaine – Who Is She And What Is She To You? (04:20)
    5. Walter Hawkins – Metropolis (06:16)
    6. Keni Burke – Rising To The Top (05:12)
    7. Photoglo – Steal Away (03:12)
    8. Geoff Love And His Orchestra – Condor! (3 Days Of The Condor) (03:10)
    9. Gloria Ann Taylor – Love Is The Hurtin’ Thing (07:18)
    10. Juicy Lucy – Just One Time (04:37)
    11. Archie Whitewater – Seacoast (03:58)
    12. Joey Newman – The One You Love (05:08)

    A very groovy entry in this all-great series – a set of compilations that have been giving us really wonderful funk for many years, and which just seems to get better and better with each new entry! The tracks here are a hip mix of styles – not just familiar funk and soul sources, but some funky tracks from other surprising records too – presented together in a way that makes for a nice sense of variety, even while the cuts are all still staying in the groove! Titles include "Who Is She & What Is She To You" by Madelaine, "Golden Ring" by American Gypsy, "Just One Time" by Juicy Lucy, "Condor" by Geoff Love, "Steal Away" by Photoglo, "The One You Love" by Joey Newman, "Metropolis" by Walter Hawkins, "Happiness Is Just Around The Bend" by Main Ingredient, "Seacoast" by Archie Whitewater, and "Strange Games & Things" by Love Unlimited Orchestra. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    The Mood Mosaic 18 (The Shape Of Things) 2021
    1. Manu Dibango – Ceddo (05:09)
    2. Gabor Szabo – Somewhere I Belong (03:47)
    3. Hareton Salvanini – Growing (04:15)
    4. Pete Jolly – Plummer Park (04:25)
    5. Don Ellis – Theme From The French Connection (03:48)
    6. Jana Koubková – Nijana (06:15)
    7. Rosebud – Main Theme (More) (04:04)
    8. Mehrpouya – Soul Raga (04:06)
    9. Venus Gang – Love To Fly (04:09)
    10. Bernard Estardy – Gang Train (03:36)
    11. A Band Called "O" – Coasting (05:02)
    12. IRP 3 – Tema De Soninha (02:05)
    13. Maxine Sellers – Some Kind Of Fever (Pray For Rain) (03:27)
    14. Herbie Mann – Cajun Moon (feat. Cissy Houston) (06:20)
    15. Peter Green – Slabo Day (05:12)

    Don't be put off by the cheesy look of the cover – as the set's filled with cool, classy funk rarities – a really wonderful selection of tracks that features plenty of gems that work perfectly here together! The long-running Mood Mosaic series has been at it longer than most – and they've continued to really grow and expand their musical palette as the years have gone on – so that by the time of this 18th volume, you'll find an amazing blend of cuts from jazz, soul, Brazilian, rock, and other global sources – brought together in a really beautiful mix of funky moods and modes! Titles include "Growing" by Hareton Salvanini, "Ceddo" by Manu Dibango, "Love To Fly" by Venus Gang, "Gang Train" by Bernard Estardy, "Coasting" by A Band Called O, "Some Kind Of Fever" by Maxine Sellers, "Slabo Day" by Peter Green, "Soul Raga" by Mehrpouya, "Main Theme" by Rosebod, and "Nijana" by Jana Koubkova. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    The Mood Mosaic 19 (Free Form) 2022
    01. The Soul Searchers - Funky Chimes (pt. 1&2)
    02. Alan Tew - The Bulid Up (Gentle In The Night)
    03. The Mystic Moods - Cosmic Sea
    04. Placebo - Balek
    05. Etta James - You Give Me What I Want
    06. The Counts - What's Up Front - Counts
    07. The Free Pop Electronic Concept - Chewing Gum Delirium
    08. J.C. Heavy - Mr. Deal
    09. Niebiesko Czarni - Kulawy Wojtek
    10. The Dave Myers Effect - Silent Screame
    11. The Funk Revolution - Izzy Come, Izzy Go

    The cover's a bit cheesy, but the grooves are great – very much what we've come to expect from this long-running series that always serves up some great funky tracks! Mood Mosaic's been around for a long time, and they've got a great reputation for mixing together tracks you might not normally find on a compilation – not just standard soul and funk tracks, but some more unusual numbers from unlikely sources – which work together with the others to create a very cool vibe throughout! Titles include "The Build Up" by Alan Tew, "Balek" by Placebo, "Izzy Come Izzy Go" by Funk Revolution, "Silent Scream" by Dave Myers Effect, "Kulawy Wojtek" by Nibiesko Czarni, "Mr Deal" by JC Heavy, "Hakusha" by The Neopolitans, "Funky Chimes (parts 1 & 2)" by Soul Scracchers, "Cosmic Sea" by Mystic Moods, and "A Man" by Key & Cleary. © 1996-2024, Dusty Groove, Inc.

    The Mood Mosaic 20 - This Is Hot New (2023)
    01. Kimiko Kasai - Use Me (6:30)
    02. Eric and The Vikings - Get Off The Street Y'All (2:11)
    03. Junior Mance - Don't Cha Hear Me Calling To Ya (5:04)
    04. Leroy Vinnegar - Damn! Somebody Stole My Pants (3:58)
    05. Hammer (4) - Tuane (3:05)
    06. The Mystic Moods Orchestra - Honey Trippin' (2:47)
    07. Estelle Levitt - All I Dream (3:00)
    08. Jimmie & Vella Cameron - Chica Boom (3:12)
    09. Little Feat - Spanish Moon (2:39)
    10. The Young Rascals - It's Love (3:12)
    11. John Fitch & Associates - Romantic Attitude (3:21)
    12. Nino Tempo & April Stevens - Land Of 1000 Dances (2:36)
    13. Vincent Geminiani - Insidieusement Les Elfes (3:23)
    14. Piet Van Meren - Cool Echo (3:08)
    15. Experience (9) - Pink Movement (2:42)
    16. Syd Dale - Disco Tek (2:56)
    17. Les McCann - Shamading (3:30)
    18. Johnny Harris - Stepping Stones (5:21)

    The 20th edition of the Mood Mosaic series of cult favorites is another stacked collection, featuring tracks from Little Feat, Junior Mance, the Young Rascals, Mystic Moods & more!
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