2013/2

Wes Montgomery
Road Song

Weather Report
Mysterious Traveller

Wayne Shorter
Super Nova

V.A./ The Magnificent Fourteen
14 Shots Of Western Inspired Reggae

U Roy
Music Addict

Timmy Thomas
Why Can’t We Live Together -7

Theo Beckford
Trench Town Ska

The Three Sounds
Moods

The Staple Singers
Be Altitude: Respect Yourself

The O’Jays
Identify Yourself

The Jazz Crusaders
Powerhouse

The Jazz Crusaders
Talk That Talk

The Fatback Band
Yum Yum

The Crusaders
Pass The Plate

Teruo Nakamura
Rising Sun

Sweet Music
I Get Lifted -7”

Stone Alliance
Con Amigos

Stevie Wonder
Innervisions

Stevie Wonder
Up Tight

Spanky Wilson
Let It Be

Sonny Phillips
Sure ‘Nuff

Slim Smith
Dance Hall Connection

Shirley Scott
Hip Soul

Serge Chaloff
Blue Serge

Scientist and Prince Jammie
Dub Landing Vol.2

Roy C.
More Sex & More Soul

Roland Kirk
Domino

Ralph Macdonald
Sound Of A Drum

Quartette Tres Bien
Boss Tres Bien

Ohio Players
Honey

Nina Simone
Nina Simone

Natalie Cole / Peabo Bryson
We’re The Best Of Friends

Max Roach
Members, Don’t Git Weary

Marvin Gaye
Trouble Man

Lou Donaldson
Sophiscated Lou

Lorraine Johnson
Feed The Flame -7

Lorez Alexandria
Deep Roots

Lonnie Smith
Think!

Lonnie Liston Smith
Expansions

Linton Kwesi Johnson
Making History

Linda Hill
Lullaby For Linda

Larry Young
Heaven On Earth

Kellee Patterson
Kellee

Kellee Patterson
Maiden Voyage

Jose Feliciano
And The Feelings Good

Jorge Lopez Ruiz
Bronca Buenos Aires

John Holt
Living Legend

Jimmy Heath
The Gap Sealer

Jimmy Cliff
Reggae Greats

Jimmy Cliff
Unlimited

James Brown
I Don’t Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing -7

Jackie Opel
The Memorable Jackie Opel

Horace Silver
Silver’n Voices

Hannibal Marvin Peterson
Tribute

Hank Mobley
Hank Mobley Quartet -10

Grant Green
Alive!

Grant Green
Oleo

Grant Green
The Final Comedown

Gitte & The Band
My Kind Of World

Gary Bartz
Harlem Bush Music – Uhuru

Gary Bartz
Harlem Bush Music:Taifa

Gary Bartz
Singerella

Freddie Hubbard
Breaking Point

Freda Payne
The Easiest Way To Fall -7

Fatback
Take It Any Way You Want It -7

Eugene B. Redmond
Blood Links And Sacred Places

Esther Phillips
For All We Know -7

Eddie Kendricks
Slick

Duke Pearson
Introducing Duke Pearson’s Big Band

Donald Byrd
Ethiopian Knights

Dexter Gordon
A Day In Copenhagen

Delegation
The Promise Of Love

Courtney Pine
I’ve Known Rivers -12

Clifford Jordan
Remembering Me-Me

Cleveland Eaton
Bama Boogie Woogie -7

Carole King
Tapestry

Cal Tjader
Cal Tjader Sounds Out Burt Bacharach

Cal Tjader
West Side Story

Bill Evans
Waltz For Debby

Betty Wright
Where Is The Love -7

Art Blakey
Holiday For The Skins Volume 1

Archie Shepp
Poem For Malcom

Archie Bell & The Drells
Tighten Up

Anita Baker
Rapture

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Theppabutr Productions: The Man Behind The Molam Sound / Light In The Attic ZudRangMa / 2LP

* Limited one time pressing of 2,000 copies
* PACKAGE COMES WRAPPED IN A SPECIAL VINTAGE FAUX-WOOD O-CARD
* 2xLP housed in an old-school gatefold tip-on jacket
* Includes 18 x 24″ foldout poster
* Includes download card with full album and two bonus tracks not available on
the previous CD release

Following the celebrated Thai Funk compilations exploring Molam music from the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s, LITA’s ongoing collaboration with Bangkok’s ZudRangMa label now drops the spotlight on one of the architects of the sound. Theppabutr Productions: The Man Behind The Molam Sound 1972-75 issues, for the first time outside of Thailand, the work of pioneering producer Theppabutr Satirodchompu, the man credited as the creator of the modern Molam sound.

For the uninitiated, Molam (or “Mor Lam”, as it’s sometimes known) was the exciting, electric music born of the age-old folk music traditions of northeast Thailand in the latter half of the 20th century. It’s the sound of a corner of a far eastern nation carving it’s way through the musical shifts sweeping the west while keeping one eye on the past – and the resulting groove-laden gems sound as fresh and dynamic today as they did decades ago. Theppabutr’s contribution to Molam is almost immeasurable – he signed hundreds of Molam artists and recorded even more. Here, acts from his stable showcase his heavy, deep and raw sound, colored by native instruments including the haunting, church organ-like khaen and the driving riffs of the phin. This compilation opens a musical door that few in the western world have peered through before. Pop on the phones and travel back to a Thai concert hall sometime in the early ’70s – it’s time to meet the Berry Gordy of Bangkok.