Super Breaks. Essential Jazz, Soul And Funk Break-Beats. Volume Two (Vinyl 2xLP) Reggae & Ska

Super Breaks. Essential Jazz, Soul And Funk Break-Beats. Volume Two (Vinyl 2xLP) Reggae & SkaThose who see a crisis in pop are missing the point. That point is that, like jazz before it, rock is no longer the predominant popular music. Dance music in its myriad forms is, for want of a better phrase 'where it's at'. That isn't to say that rock is dead no, just that it is not now where the great leaps into the future are being made. The basis of dance music as we know it today can be pretty much traced back to New York City in the 70s. In

a congenial alliance with Sardinian trumpeter Paolo Fresu and French accordionist Richard Galliano

it has lost none of its energy and appeal and remains a favourite oldie and guaranteed floor-filler

With 1970's 'The Man Who Sold the World'

mixed and mastered by the duo

Knitting Factory Records is proud to reissue Fela Kuti's Coffin For Head of State on vinyl

hypnotic arrangements to create deep club workouts focused on fostering connection

esteemed music critic Stanley Crouch

Sam Jones (bass) and Clifford Jarvis (drums)

For his third Blue Note album Blue Mode (1969)

a short lived group led by the forward thinking saxophonist Eric Stach

But in the course of digitising his vast archive of master tapes

Good time music alert