Die Mensch-Maschine KSLP046 Paul Chambers (bass) and Philly

Paul Chambers (bass) and Philly Joe Jones for the date certainly doesn't hurt matters either

contemporary soul album

a truly wise rumination on cause and effect set to some of the most transcendent funk playing imaginable

the repetition of a snatch of T La Rock’s early Def Jam gem ‘It’s Yours’ and piano courtesy of Ahmad Jamal’s ‘I Love Music’ from his own timeless ‘The Awakening’ album (1970)

Tribal motifs merge with field recordings while synthesized animals call out over exotic hand percussion

Die Mensch-Maschine KSLP046 Paul Chambers (bass) and PhillyGerman Version. Bold new look, sound and concept for Kraftwerk. Over supple processed rhythms which predate the rise of European techno and trance, they address automation and alienation, space travel and engineering, The seductive allure of urban landscapes and the vacant glamour of celebrity. Clipped and funky, The Robots adds another dimension to Kraftwerk's ultra dry sense of humour. Behind its intoxicating melodic pulse, The Model is a highly