The Kudos Distribution online record shop //
v3.0 // 2012-02-23
The Shakedown (Say Yeah) [04:02] |
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Dragging Me Down [04:00] |
Speedometer are one of the groups to have spearheaded the resurgence in deep, gritty funk and soul over the last decade with their strong, original material, as well as working with legends Eddie Bo, Sharon Jones, Billy Wooten, Sir Joe Quartermain.
One of the recorded highlights of their many collaborations are the two juicy nuggets of sweet soul music sitting on either side of this fantastic single, featuring as it does the mainstay of the James Brown live shows for ov...
One of the recorded highlights of their many collaborations are the two juicy nuggets of sweet soul music sitting on either side of this fantastic single, featuring as it does the mainstay of the James Brown live shows for ov...
"I'm saying 'yeah!' and I definitely mean it! The Shakedown is timeless funk, pure and simple."
T-Bird, www.djtbird.com
T-Bird, www.djtbird.com
"Glorious 2-sider from the wonderful Speedometer. Highly recommended!"
Ginger Tony, Solar Radio
Ginger Tony, Solar Radio
"A monster funk gem.. My fav is Dragging Me Down tune because of the 60's feeling in all the production. What a funky voice this is!"
Christos Exarchopoulos, The Trouble Radio Show
Christos Exarchopoulos, The Trouble Radio Show
"Double sided killer! Sly & Family Stone jamming with The Temptations on The Shakedown and Dragging Me Down is the greatest female soul I've heard since I'm a good woman compilations and Sharon Jones! Martha High voice is fantastic! Awesome release."
Yann Barbotin, Canal B Radio
Yann Barbotin, Canal B Radio
"Love this E.P. Both tracks are excellent. The description describes the track perfectly 'criminally infectious groove!'"
Nelson Ramalho, PowerFM.org
Nelson Ramalho, PowerFM.org
"Excellent retro Motown sounding Funk Bomb!"
Bobby Beige, Garden Bar Zadar Festival
Bobby Beige, Garden Bar Zadar Festival
"Has the raw soul and that authentic sound of years gone by."
Adam, The ASBO Disco
Adam, The ASBO Disco
"Another quality Freestyle Records gem!"
Mark Milz, Radio Corax 95.9fm
Mark Milz, Radio Corax 95.9fm
"For more than three decades, James Brown kept his senior backing vocalist Martha High out of the spotlight with good reason. Had Ms High released a solo album in the early 1970s, she would have become a star in her own right. Now, almost 40 years later, Ms High found the perfect partner for a late career stardom with Speedometer. Because even as a veteran singer, James Brown's hardest working Funky Diva is still is on fire!"
DJ Pari, Soulpower, Richmond VA
DJ Pari, Soulpower, Richmond VA











