Isao Suzuki New Family - Mongolian ChantSuper Rare Japanese original by Bassist Isao Suzuki. Much in demand by collectors and original issue copies sell for $$$! First time sleeve notes translated to English. Plus De Luxe Gatefold Sleeve! DUSTY GROOVE SAYS "A really inventive little record from Japanese bassist Isao Suzuki and a set that, like most of his best 70s work, really defies any sort of easy categorization! Suzuki's got a wonderfully wide range of ideas running through his music at

sophisticated grooves that evoke the rawness of Detroit as well as the funk of London’s broken beat pioneers

[Uncredited vinyl transfer Track 5: Licensed from Island Records

Ruiz expresses the difficulty of embracing change and saying goodbye

The resident producer brings an electric cabana's breeze on the B-side's ambient remix

our two DJs here guide you through some of the best and rarest jazz funk and rare groove tunes produced in Japan between 1968 and 1980

Charles remembers fondly Crentsil’s larger than life personality: "A

To round things up Al did a real number on an Eddie Palmieri track that Walter Gibbons used to play at his parties

Built around a sonic-boom breakdown

B side recorded @ The Puss in Barcelona

Crafted between Baltimore

Oona Doherty and his The xx bandmates Romy and Oliver Sim

Gendel is by now an institution