7" Singles

big pimp jones: Hanging with Roscoe
FSR7064		The Transatlantics: Couldn't Be Him
FSR7062		Randa & The Soul Kingdom: More Than Enough Love
FSR7060		Healer Selecta: Lets Get It Started
FSR7061		Deep Street Soul: kick out the jams
FSR7058		SOULIVE: TOO MUCH
FSR7059		Cookin' on 3 Burners: This Girl
FSR7057		Randa & The Soul Kingdom: Not Gonna Let You
FSR7055		The Perceptions: Running The Risk
FSR7054		the impellers: How Am I?
FSR7056		Ray Camacho & The Teardrops: Si Si Puede
FSR7053		Ray Camacho & The Teardrops: let's Boogie
FSR7052		The Fantastics !: Soul Child
FSR7051		Various Artists: Stay On The Groove 4 - Sampler
FSR7049		The Perceptions: Rolling & Tumbling
FSR7050		Diesler: Tracks On The Rocks Sampler
FSR7048		speedometer: No Man Worries
FSR7047		JAZZ JUICE: Nuevo Latino
FSR7046		The Snugs: Trying
FSR7045		Lack of Afro featuring Steve Marriott: Touch My Soul
FSR7044		The Super Phonics: Elevate Our Minds
FSR7043		BROWNOUT: African Battle
FSR7042		Various Artists: Modern Funk sampler 2
FSR7041		Various Artists: Modern Funk sampler 1
FSR7040		AFRO ELEMENTS: Stop You're Killing Me
FSR7037		Lack Of Afro: When The Sun Goes Down
FSR7039		KOKOLO: Our Own Thing
FSR7036		kid circus presents coolhurst: Mamas
FSR7038		The Sound Stylistics: The Players Theme
FSR7033		Cookin' on 3 Burners: Cook It
FSR7035		THE MIGHTY SHOW-STOPPERS bw ESPERANTO: HIPPY SKIPPY MOON STRUT bw NIGHT OF THE WOLF
FSR7028		The Apples: Killing
FSR7034		The Grits: Boom Boom
FSR7032		speedometer: Same Old Thing
FSR7031		speedometer: Take A Chance
FSR7030		Robert Moore: Make it alright
FSR7027		SIRIUS B: Batacuda Consolacao
FSR7029		The Sound Stylistics: Shake and Hip Drop
FSR7026		Lack Of Afro: Roderigo
FSR7025		poets of rhythm / The budos band: More Mess On My Thing / Budos Theme
FSR7024		The Quartertones / The Apples: Caffeine (DJ Format's Getaway Version) / Attention!
FSR7023		COOKIN' ON 3 BURNERS: Keb's Bucket
FSR7022		boogaloo Investigators: Let the Groove Move you
FSR7021		mike edmonds bass-ic requirement: Norman Connors
FSR7020		DJ GRAHAM B: sambamadness
FSR7019		BROWNOUT: homenage
FSR7018		Reverend Cleatus and the Soul saviours: The Slip
FSR7017		Cookin' on 3 Burners: Gravel Rash
FSR7016		THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS: Stay on the Groove
FSR7015		CLARENCE FOSTER & THE Internal revenue service: FRY CHICKEN IN YOUR HOT PANTS
FSR7014		Nosotros Pimpamos: THREE COLOR COLLAR
FSR7013		POETS OF RHYTHM / JAGUAR: Ham Gallery / Battle of Funk
FSR7012		JAZZ JUICE: Bugablue
FSR7011		m.f.o.s: EL PADRINO
FSR7010		OCOTE SOUL SOUNDS: TAMARINDIO
FSR7009		TJ Chill: C'MON!!
FSR7008		THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS: FAST MAN - TWO NOTE BROWN
FSR7007		JAZZ JUICE: THE KICKER
FSR7006		RIA CURRIE AND THE DEEP SOUL Messengers: EVERYTHING IS GONNA BE ALRIGHT
FSR7005		Speedometer: At the Speakeasy
FSR7004		speedometer: Work it Out
FSR7003		MANTECA: TREMENDO BOOGALOO (Single)
FSR7002		Big Daddy Moochin: No Rest For The Wicked
FSR7001
 
Ray Camacho & The Teardrops: let's Boogie

7£4.99
   Ray Camacho & The Teardrops
let's Boogie 		  FSR7052
'Let's Boogie' is Ray Camacho's absolute best track when it comes to Latin Funk! Taken from the rare LP 'Salsa Chicana', it epitomises the perfect marriage of Latin rhythms with 70's funk flavours. Full of chunky breaks, horn riffs and slamming instrumental parts, it's one for the funkiest of dancefloors. Tried and tested by the select number of DJs lucky enough to have an original copy, 'Let's Boogie' does exactly what it says on the tin! The flip feature's the classic 'Moving On', showing Ray Camacho's ability to throw down straight up funk, with just a hint of latin. Fast uptempo conga driven backing lays the foundation for organ and horns, a real boogie gem and exclusive to the 45. A double sided gem that will bring the wonderful sound of Ray Camacho to the worlds coolest dancefloors.

This sought after 45 is released ahead of the upcoming Freestyle album: The Best Of Ray Camacho & The Tear Drops which has been lovingly compiled by DJ/promoter and all round good egg Pete Isaac, the man responsible for Jelly Jazz which is one of the UK’s longest running funk/soul/jazz/latin club nights of the last 20 years!

"an excellent latin funk bomb!"
John Armstrong (Viva Latino! BBC Radio 2)

Top notch latin funk, plus the bonus of a killer version of Brass Construction's "Moving On". A dance floor destroyer!!
Dom Servini (Wah wah 45)

"A massive bit of Latin funk from Ray Camacho & The Teardrops - as much of an offbeat treasure as it is a non-stop groover"
(Dusty Groove America)