Calypsoul 70: Caribbean Soul & Calypso Crossover 1969-1979

Various Artists
Strut
World | Sep 2008

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2008-09-06
Billed as Caribbean and Calypso Crossover 1969-79. Calypso, reggae, Latin, Afro, and soul music that’s big on fun, funk, and fire. This is the party album we’ve been waiting for. It’s all damned good, especially:

1. Midtempo/uptempo funk groove w/infectious groove.
2. Solid horn section gets this upbeat jam off right.
4. Delicious Latin Calypso with a Latin flair. So good!
6. Seriously good funk instrumental w/hip drum solo.
9. Midtempo political funk w/a great sound.
13. Starts mid gets into a wacky fast Latin/island wiggle.
14. Sassy brass great guitar, midtempo.
17. Afro Latin funk, midtempo, w/just a hint of Fela.

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Charting

2008-09-07 — 2008-11-09 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Nov 9 3
Nov 2 3
Oct 26 5
Oct 19 4
Oct 12 3
Oct 5 4
Sep 28 6
Sep 21 3

Track listing

1. The Little You Say
2. It's A Feeling
3. A Ver Que Sale
4. Calypsoul
5. Yo Tink It Sorf?
6. Negril
7. Magic Fever
8. Disco Groove
9. Independent Bahamas
10. Move Up Blackman
11. 90% Of Me Is You
12. Raycan
13. Guanavaco
14. You Don't Love Me
15. Woman
16. We See Jah
17. Freedom In Africa
18. Blackness Of Darkness
19. Red Light Lady
20. Of My Hands