|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
12"
|
|
RH RSS2-EP
|
Rush Hour is proud to continue to offer up Mandré's music after their release of his 4 album (RH RSS1-LP/RH RSSCD). On this 12", two super-bad cuts are featured. First up, we have his famous loft classic "Solar Flight," an epic anthem that is one of the most beautiful pieces of synthesizer music ever made. On the flip, UK's Felix Dickinson & Nick The Record rework "M3000" into a memorable piece of proto techno. Essential release!
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
CD
|
|
RH RSSCD
|
After three albums on Motown, "the mystery man from outer space" Mandré released his fourth record in the Bay Area on his privately-run Future Groove label in 1980. The story goes that just after the album was shipped, most of the stock was accidentally destroyed in the warehouse. Only a few copies made it to the local stores, thus making this one of the most rare '80s fusion/funk albums, ever. Most fans don't even know that this album exists, and copies on eBay go for hundreds of dollars. This album contains some of Mandré's finest work ever, like the playful "Isle De Joie" and the captivating "Magic Woman." Far-out space-funk far freakier than Parliament and kinkier than Rick James.
|
|
|
Artist |
Title |
Format |
Label |
Catalog # |
|
|
LP
|
|
RH RSS1-LP
|
After three albums on Motown, "the mystery man from outer space" Mandré released his fourth record in the Bay Area on his privately-run Future Groove label in 1980. The story goes that just after the album was shipped, most of the stock was accidentally destroyed in the warehouse. Only a few copies made it to the local stores, thus making this one of the most rare '80s fusion/funk albums, ever. Most fans don't even know that this album exists, and copies on eBay go for hundreds of dollars. This album contains some of Mandré's finest work ever, like the playful "Isle De Joie" and the captivating "Magic Woman" and is now finally available as a limited album, in its original form (pressed on clear vinyl and housed in a clear PVC sleeve). Far-out space-funk far freakier than Parliament and kinkier than Rick James.
|