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Everything's gonna be all right / Can't help myself (warehouse finds)

by Robert Moore

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Everything's gonna be all right 02:38
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Can't help myself 02:09

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Straight from MIAMI the reissue of one of the most in-demand and, according to everybody, probably best funk 45 ever cut: Everything's gonna' be all right / I can't help myself by Robert Moore. Original is simply hard to find and changes hands on eBay for several hundreads of pounds. This 45 is one of the first releases of Robert Moore who later on became the lead singer of TK Records' family of labels house band "MIAMI". Miami released 3 albums including the seminal hit "party freaks" and played on sessions for Little Beaver, Gwen McCrae, and Betty Wright.

" Everything's gonna' be all right" and " I can't help myself" were originally released on Henry Stone's SAADIA Records. The original 45 is very rare and one of the most collectible on the funk 45 scene. Both side are massive and that's probably why it's still a big spin on all deep funk dancefloors. The 2 tracks are backed by the Frank Williams and the Rocketeers with a very young Little Beaver on guitar. Frank Williams who did the production is a key figure in the developing of MIAMI sound and he also scored the funk45 hit "Good Thing". A funk masterpiece that can not be missed by any funk and rare groove spinners

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released September 21, 2006

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Straight from MIAMI the reissue of one of the most in-demand and, according to everybody, probably best funk 45 ever cut: Everything's gonna' be all right / I can't help myself by Robert Moore. Original is simply hard to find and changes hands on eBay for several hundreads of pounds. Robert Moore later on became the lead singer of TK Records' house band "MIAMI". ... more

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