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Funky Record Labels and Imprints

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Soul Fire. Lenar. DESCO. The DESCO story & discog by Rich Jammin' From vacuum store on 14th st. to a label of champions. DESCO. We rewind to Paris in the late '80s, where Phillipe Lehman and a friend decided to compile some of their old, obscure funk 45's for an LP to promote an upcoming party. The response was overwhelming, and the guys figured they might be on to something. They realized there was a void when it came to acquiring some bass-slappin' goodness, so the only logical choice would be to start a record label -- and they did. 7" 45rpm releases: Lee Fields - Let a man do what he wanna do bw/ Steam Train ( pp-005 ) (DS-1001) LABEL SCAN.

RELAESED: 1996 Produced by Boris Johnson Ravi Harris and the Prophets - Path of the blazing sarong bw/ Hot pants road ( Gemini#13005 ) (DS-1002) LABEL SCAN. RELEASED: 1996 Produced by Gabriel Roth and Phillipe Lehman. The Other Side - You do something, I don't do nothing bw/ Diggin' up the yard ( DS-1003 ) LABEL SCAN. RELEASED: 1996 Produced by Gabriel Roth and Rich Alvy.

Truth & Soul. Ubiquity. Luv N' Haight. Hammondbeat. Soul Jazz. Universal Sound. Vampisoul. Now-Again. Numero. Light In The Attic. Jazzman. Daptone. Ever-Soul. Dunham.