V.A. – Brighton’s Tru Thoughts Covers (2009) download

[The Seeker of Good Songs]

01. Nostalgia 77 feat. Alice Russell – Seven Nation Army
original version by The White Stripes
02. Quantic & his Combo Bárbaro – Wandering Star
original version by Portishead
03. Hot 8 Brass Band – Sexual Healing (Re-Edit)
original version by Marvin Gaye
04. The Quantic Soul Orchestra – Hold It Down
original version by 4Hero
05. The Bamboos – Happy
original version by Max Sedgleye
06. The Quantic Soul Orchestra – Get A Move On
original version by Moondog
07. Lizzy Parks – It Was A Very Good Year
original version by Frank Sinatra
08. The Bamboos – King Of The Rodeo
original version by Kings of Leon
09. TM Juke & The Jack Baker Trio – Put Your Hands Up For Detroit
original version by Fedde Le Grand
10. J. Viewz (feat. Noa Lembersky) – Smooth Criminal
original version by Michael Jackson
11. Jumbonics – Last Nite
original version by The Strokes
12. Aldo Vanucci presents Amie J – Naive
original version by The Kooks
13. Nostalgia 77 feat. The Fiction Band – My Name Is…
original version by Eminem
14. Me&You – Brown Paper Bag
original version by Roni Size Reprazent
15. Bonobo – Super 8
original version by The Quantic Soul Orchestra
16. Kylie Auldist – Everybody Here Wants You
original version by Jeff Buckley
17. Woon – You’Re Not Alone
original version by Olive​

Brighton’s Tru Thoughts record label has been at the cutting edge of downtempo, funk and jazz for 10 years and this CD sees them hang out the bunting and crack open the celebratory champagne in style.On ‘Covers’, the Tru Thoughts family take a plethora of well-known tracks by artists like Frank Sinatra, Portishead and Jeff Buckley and give them an exquisitely funky make-over. Many of the tunes are already out there on individual albums, but as a sampler this is hard to beat. And if there is anyone on this planet who does not have the Hot 8 Brass Band’s superlative version of ‘Sexual Healing’ in their collection, then this is their chance to correct that anomaly. The different twists and turns a song takes when genres collide can spark great and unexpected musical explosions, and for the artists on Tru Thoughts, covering tracks in heavy funk, soul or leftfield styles has always been part of the game.It’s the very essence of essential.


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from: http://iorel69.wordpress.com/2009/09/17/v-a-tru-thoughts-covers-2009/