The Movers - Kansas City1979 township disco funk masterpiece from one of South Africas most prolific bands of that era. An extremely rare and in demand record from the disco funk group has been unearthed and restored. The Movers enjoyed huge success in the 1970s, releasing album after album of ground breaking sounds, including fusions of South African marabi jazz, funk, disco and jive. The line up of the band shifted throughout its existence however this particular album

The second installment in Fu Manchu’s 30th Anniversary vinyl 10” series

and connection with presence moment

A spectacular archival package of primitive drone and minimalist rock/ trance/psych from the Swedish underground

before they brought in Dilip Harris (King Krule

top chef and restaurateur

spending months in near complete silence

plucked strings

Paired with the soaring follow-up

The candyfloss melodies of introductory track ‘Three Cheers

LP pressed on white vinyl with obi strip

winning the pub quiz

samples and smooth arrangements * Missing piece of Eastern Bloc Jazz history * Straight from the master tapes buried in the vaults of Radio Belgrade What would you do if a never before released jazz funk album from 70s Yugoslavia had dropped suddenly into your arms