MK Essential Mix 16/04/1995

1. West End - Love Rules [RCA/BMG]
2. Drizabone - Real Love [Island]Listen or buy at Juno Download or Amazon or iTunes
3. Deee-Lite - Call Me [Elektra]Listen or buy at Amazon or iTunes
4. Jimmy Somerville - Heartbeat [London]Listen or buy at Amazon
5. The Good Men - Huh [Fresh Fruit]
6. Spirits - Spirits Inside [MCA]
7. Judy Al Banese - That Ain't Right [Maxi]
8. Stongo Disco Tool - Make It Hot [Aztonk]
9. Ona King - Premonition Of Lost Love [Las Casa]
10. Kim English - Time I Love [Nervous]Listen or buy at Juno Download or Amazon or iTunes
11. Drum Nuts - Sometin Duro [Rhythm Factor]
12. Masters At Work - Suflay [Test Pressing]
13. Urban Dischay - Drop A House [UMD]
14. Latrece - Sunshine [Area 10]
15. Jon Seccada - If You Go [EMI]
16. Flair - You [Mass Transit]Listen or buy at iTunes
17. Shades Of Love - Body 2 Body [Vicious Muzik]
18. Jovonn - Statisfied [Kult Records]
19. Love Happy - Message Of Love [MCA]
20. MK Featuring Alana - Love Changes [Charisma/Virgin]Listen or buy at Juno Download or Amazon or iTunes
21. Romanthony - The Wanderer [Percription]Listen or buy at Juno Download
22. Peter Panic - A Blackman [Dig It Int]Listen or buy at iTunes
23. Brand New Heavies - Spend Sometime [FFRR]
24. B-Tribe - Nadie Entiende [Atlantic]
25. Kenlou - Moonshine [Maw Records]
26. Urban Species - Listen [Talkin' Loud]Listen or buy at Juno Download or Amazon or iTunes
27. MK Featuring Alana - Crazy Crazy [Charisma/Virgin]Listen or buy at Juno Download or Amazon or iTunes
28. Latrece - Sunshine [Area 10]

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Chocolate Milk-Actions Speak Louder than Words (1975)

Chocolate Milk back int day

We not one here for giving away other people's albums without permission, however I felt i had to share this with you guys as it's just pure funk genius. Get ya this out on for ya sunday morning chills. A bit about Chocolate milk taken from wiki

Biography

Chocolate Milk was formed in 1974 in Memphis, Tennessee by saxophonist Amadee Castenell, Jr shortly after the emergence of the bands Kool & the Gang and Earth, Wind & Fire. The eight-piece band relocated to New Orleans to become the studio band for songwriter and producer Allen Toussaint, following the tenure of The Meters as Toussaint's band. Chocolate Milk backed Toussaint as a live band and on his album New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival (1976), and also recorded with Paul McCartney. The band then signed with RCA Records.
Their first of eight albums released on RCA was Action Speaks Louder Than Words, an album that included a political message. The title cut, "Action Speaks Louder Than Words" (1975), has a break beat that has been sampled numerous times in hip hop music, including "Move The Crowd" from the 1987 album Paid in Full by Eric B. & Rakim, and "Don't Let Your Mouth Write A Check Your Ass Can't Cash" (1991) by Stetsasonic.
The band became known for "Action Speaks Louder Than Words", and other hit songs: "Girl Callin'" (1978), and "Say Won't Cha" (1979). The band was also known for their versatility in musical styles, later adding elements of disco, prevalent on their hit, "Blue Jeans" (1981). Chocolate Milk broke up in 1983 due to the waning popularity of disco, numerous personnel changes, and changes in producers after splitting with Toussaint in 1980.

Chocolate Milk-Actions Speak Louder than Words (1975)