• Theo Parrish Sound Sculptures Volume 1 Rar

Genre: Soundtrack
Date: 2017
Country: USA
Audio codec: MP3
Quality: 320 kbs
Playtime: 53:13

Theo Parrish Sound Sculptures Volume 1 Rar

Sun Ra - Lanquidity (1978) / Heliocentric Worlds Vol. You see, I'm even beginning to sound like Sun Ra. The sample here should motivate you to get both of these masterpieces. LANQUIDITY HELIOCENTRIC I Apologies. The folder you're about to snatch says Vol. Thanks for the album art for Heliocentric Worlds Vol 1!

1. Zach Callison, Estelle, Deedee Magno Hall & Michaela Dietz – We Are the Crystal Gems (Main Title) (0:26)
2. Tom Scharpling – Let Me Drive My Van into Your Heart (1:06)
3. Zach Callison – Cookie Cat (0:27)
4. Zach Callison – Giant Woman (0:57)
5. Zach Callison & Deedee Magno Hall – Strong in the Real Way (1:42)
6. Zach Callison – Steven and the Stevens (0:43)
7. Zach Callison – Big Fat Zucchini (0:35)
8. Zach Callison, Estelle, Deedee Magno Hall & Michaela Dietz – Steven and the Crystal Gems (0:47)
9. Zach Callison & Tom Scharpling – Dear Old Dad (1:23)
10. Zach Callison – Be Wherever You Are (1:26)
11. Zach Callison & Michaela Dietz – On the Run (1:20)
12. Tom Scharpling – Comet (2:05)
13. Tom Scharpling – Destiny (0:40)
14. Zach Callison – Lapis Lazuli (0:36)
15. Tom Scharpling – Wailing Stone (0:59)
16. Estelle – Stronger Than You (2:53)
17. Zach Callison – Full Disclosure (1:37)
18. Zach Callison, Estelle, Deedee Magno Hall, Michaela Dietz & Tom Scharpling – We Are the Crystal Gems (Full Theme Song) (2:27)
19. Zach Callison & Grace Rolek – The Jam Song (0:42)
20. Deedee Magno Hall & Grace Rolek – Do It for Her (2:19)
21. Susan Egan & Tom Scharpling – What Can I Do (For You) (2:30)
22. Michaela Dietz – Tower of Mistakes (0:56)
23. Olivia Olson – Haven’t You Noticed (I’m a Star) (1:06)
24. Erica Luttrell & Charlyne Yi – Something Entirely New (1:47)
25. Zach Callison, Estelle, Deedee Magno Hall, Michaela Dietz & Shelby Rabara – Peace and Love on the Planet Earth (1:52)
26. Tom Scharpling & Zach Callison – Don’t Cost Nothing (0:58)
27. Tom Scharpling & Zach Callison – Empire City (0:47)
28. Tom Scharpling, Zach Callison, Deedee Magno Hall & Eric Bauza – Mr. Greg (1:13)
29. Deedee Magno Hall – It’s Over Isn’t It (2:18)
30. Zach Callison, Tom Scharpling & Deedee Magno Hall – Both of You (1:47)
31. Tom Scharpling, Zach Callison & Deedee Magno Hall – Don’t Cost Nothing (Reprise) (0:49)
32. Tom Scharpling – I Think I Need a Little (Change) (1:19)
33. Estelle & Aj Michalka – Here Comes a Thought (3:22)
34. Zach Callison – Still Not Giving Up (1:23)
35. Tom Scharpling – I Could Never Be (Ready) (1:09)
36. Patti LuPone & Deedee Magno Hall – What’s the Use of Feeling (Blue)? (2:26)
37. Rebecca Sugar – Love Like You (End Credits) (2:24)

Rare Grooves, Vol. 1: The Originals does fans of modern soul music a great favor by providing a treasure trove of the songs that influenced today's soul musicians. This generous compilation offers a diverse array of soul sounds from the 1970s and early '80s that have supplied hitmaking samples. The sweet, ballad-oriented side of soul is nicely represented by cuts like Barry White's soothing yet swinging 'Playing Your Game, Babe,' which is as smooth as velour, and Rose Royce's moving torch ballad 'I'm Going Down,' which shows off that group's great skill for working jazz-styled horn arrangements into their pop-soul sound. Straight-ahead funk is also represented by the Ohio Players via the relentless and grungy guitar-driven stomp of 'Fopp,' and jazz-funk gets its day in the sun through cuts like Grover Washington, Jr.'s gently grooving 'Mister Magic.' It's a diverse batch of material, but it is all sequenced in a style that allows it to flow like a good vintage soul radio show, and it highlights the diversity going on within this era's R&B music in the process. More importantly, Ben Yang Baller's liner notes put the contents of the set in perspective by pointing out how modern performers from Kris Kross to Mary J. Blige have covered and sampled the songs featured on this disc. As a result, Rare Grooves, Vol. 1: The Originals works both as a nice sampler of classic soul and as a trainspotter's guide to the influences that fuel modern R&B music.