NIGHT OWLS: You Don’t Know Me (feat. ELI PAPERBOY REED)/ If You Let Me (feat. JR THOMAS)(Vinyl 7″)
More absolute treats from the Night Owls camp as members of The Lions along with The Aggrolites’ Roger Rivas lay down the riddims for another
More absolute treats from the Night Owls camp as members of The Lions along with The Aggrolites’ Roger Rivas lay down the riddims for another
Miami seems to be hot on the U.S. funk-soul scene these days. I mean there’s the Tiki Tumbao label with Tony & The Kings on
L.A.s Mestizo Beat return shortly with a very funky seven inch indeed. Side A is She’s A Rose which looks to Johnny Pate’s Shaft in
Night Owls established themselves as a byword for musical quality on even the first of their run of funky reggae 45 covers of old soul
[RATING: 5] More double A-side 45 heat from Night Owls (when isn’t it?) as they re-imagine another brace of old soul classics inna funky reggay
Damn, where did I hear this sound before? Oh yeah – on any late sixties/ early seventies Grant Green LP. And while I’ve heard stuff
Turns out F-Spot Records (home of funky reggae covers super-group Night Owls) has a new subsidiary label – Pangea International Recording Co. – and not
[RATING: 5] As the monkey pointed out when Night Owls released their first post Versions LP single, Cramp Your Style, the L.A. funky reggae supergroup
In the first of two big F Spot Records 45 drops this week comes this scorcher from L.A. tropical funk commandos Jungle Fire featuring Together
I’ve said it before, but sometimes the releases land in the monkey’s digital inbox so thick and fast there isn’t time to keep up –