DJ Ian Wright - Sister Funk 2 - the sound of the unknown Soul Sisters

Tracklisting:

#	Sample	Title	Length
1	-	RHETTA HUGHES You`re Doing it with Her	-
2	MP3	HONEY & BEES Love Addict	-
3	-	DOLLY GILMORE Sweet Sweet Baby	-
4	-	BARBARA KING What I did in the Street	-
5	MP3	COLETTA WOODSON Follow the Wind	-
6	-	SANDY GAYE Watch the Dog	-
7	-	BIG ELLA The Queen	-
8	-	SHEILA WILKERSON Baby You`re a Jive Cat	-
9	-	RICHI CORBIN TRIO A Woman was made for a Man	-
10	MP3	BARBARA TRENT Heartbreak Hotel	-
11	-	ALTHEA SPENCER Take me Baby	-
12	-	CHERYL JOHNSON It`s not too Late	-
13	MP3	BARBARA HOWARD I Dont Want your Love	-
14	-	LEON MITCHISON Whatcha Need	-
15	-	CHERYL DORSEY If you Want your Man	-
16	MP3	FABULETTES Muddy Waters	-
17	-	KEISA BROWN The Dance Man	-
18	-	BARBARA MASON You Better Stop It	-
19	-	HARD DRIVERS Since I was a Little Girl	-
20	-	FLORENCE TRAPP Love Came into my Life	-

Release Info:

They’re SLINKY, SASSY, SULTRY and SEXY – not to mention FUNKY! This is the most complete collection of rare & funky grooves ever released by a mouth-watering blend of virtually unheard-of funky soul sisters.

Compiled by the World’s Top Funk 45s Collector, DJ Ian Wright, most have never been reissued since their original 7” USA release many years ago, so this album presents their first issue in over 30 years!

Original copies of some of these 45s are so rare that Ian possesses the ONLY known copy in the world! Others are in such demand that they have sold for $2000 and more! We guarantee that you will not hear a better collection anywhere else!

8 page colour CD booklet with in-depth liner notes, original label scans, and previously unpublished photographs. All tracks officially licenced!

Limited edition double vinyl LP has been mastered loud specifically for use by club DJs.

Promo mailout to selected radio and club DJs worldwide. Full UK press campaign.

Jazzman Records proudly presents Sister Funk Volume Two. A full five years in the making, the follow up to the hugely popular first volume finally sees the light of day, bearing with it the fruits of compiler Ian Wright’s inexhaustible quest to unearth some of the world’s toughest, most elusive and undeniably funky female 45’s.
The spectrum of sounds covered on this album reflects a broad range of styles, from the heavy funk of Keisa Brown’s ‘Dance Man’ to the dancefloor jazz of Barbara Trent’s ‘Heartbreak Hotel’, from the discofied soul of Florence Trapp to the crossover stylings of Barbara Mason. As ever, the selections range from the ridiculously obscure to the frustratingly impossible to find – which isn’t to say this is music to stroke your goatee to - if anyone’s still sitting down after putting this record on we’ll send Big Ella round to sort ‘em out!