Genre: Disco/Funk/Soul/Pop/Jazz Disc producer: Halidon (EU) Year of publication: 2018 Audio codec: MP3 Rip type: tracks Audio bitrate: 320 kbps Duration: 06:15:55 Tracklist: CD1: Disco & Afro (01:18:20) 1. Lamont Dozier - Going Back To My Roots (4:37) 2. William Goldstein - Midnight Rhapsody (6:28) 3. Touch - Love Hangover (4:00) 4. Orlando Riva Sound - Body To Body Boogie (5:09) 5. Tony Orlando - Don't Let Go (4:34) 6. Love De Luxe - Here Comes That Sound Again (4:46) 7. John Tropea - Livin' In The Jungle (4:11) 8. Chilly - For Your Love (4:22) 9. Claudja Barry - Love For The Sake Of Love (4:26) 10. C.J. & Co. - Devil's Gun (4:43) 11. Jackson Sisters - I Believe In Miracles (4:03) 12. Claudja Barry - Sweet Dynamite (4:05) 13. Bionic Boogie - Dance Little Dreamer (5:12) 14. George Mccrae - Don't You Feel My Love (5:37) 15. Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - Don't Leave Me This Way (7:06) 16. Orlando Riva Sound - Moon Boots (5:01) CD2: Funk & Soul (01:16:15) 1. Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces (3:59) 2. V.I.P. Connection - West Coast Drive (4:44) 3. Soul Toranodoes - Soul Sisters (3:02) 4. African Music Machine - Black Water Gold (3:08) 5. Chico And Buddy - Can You Dig It (3:01) 6. Brother Jack Mc Duff - Can't Get Satisfied (5:23) 7. Ike Turner - Funky Mule (3:31) 8. Tony Newman - Soul Thing (2:32) 9. Bill Cosby - Funky North Philly (2:39) 10. Candido - Jingo (6:13) 11. Tony Camillo's Bazuka - Dynomite (4:22) 12. Donny Thompson - Foxy Lady (3:28) 13. The Rimshots - Soul Train Part.1 (2:10) 14. All The People - Cramp Your Style (2:19) 15. Mohawks - Studio 69 (1:50) 16. Brother Soul - Feelin' Funky (3:30) 17. The Electric Express - It's The Rela Thing Part.1 (3:53) 18. Little Ed - Petite Soul (2:06) 19. The Meters - Doodle-Oop (2:31) 20. Gi Gi - Daddy Love Pt.2 (2:45) 21. Touchdown - Ease Your Mind (6:08) 22. Swingin' Soul Machine - Sponky's Day Off (3:01) CD3: Psychedelic (01:13:36) 1. Gabor Szabo - Sophisticated Wheels (5:17) 2. Klaus Doldinger - Sitar Beat (1:44) 3. Bill Crosby - No One Can Love (4:05) 4. Serge Gainsbourg - En Melody (3:21) 5. Michel Legrand - Marins, Amis, Amant Ou Maris (2:45) 6. George Shearing - Aquarius (3:36) 7. Chakachas - Stories (4:26) 8. Shocking Blue - Acka Raga (3:19) 9. Roland Vincent - L.S.D. Partie (3:00) 10. Bob Crewe - Pygar's Persecution (The Black Queen's Beads (4:51) 11. Sounds Nice - Continental Exchange (2:24) 12. Claudia Vita - Dr No Piano (2:41) 13. Claude Denjean - Kiss This (3:17) 14. Tony Sylvester - Pazuzu (4:43) 15. Coming And Going - Ray Brown (3:39) 16. Claudia Vita - Amame (2:57) 17. Nelson Riddle - Lamento - Lamento (3:11) 18. Phil Moore Iii - Batucada (2:22) 19. George Garvarenz - Hascisch Party (3:21) 20. Birth Control - Gamma Ray (4:03) 21. Ingo Kantor - Vixen & The Constable (4:34) CD4: Soundtracks (01:13:15) 1. Henry Mancini - The Streets Of San Francisco (2:58) 2. Quincy Jones - Call Me Mr. Tibbs (4:47) 3. Sammy Davis Jr. - Baretta's Theme (2:33) 4. Blockbuster - Theme From Starsky And Hutch (5:39) 5. John Schroeder - Moneyrunner (2:57) 6. Lalo Schifrin - Ape Shuffle (3:26) 7. 4Sound Orchester - Mission Impossible (2:36) 8. Quincy Jones - Ironside (4:07) 9. Bobby Forrester - Sanford & Sons (4:04) 10. J.B. Pickers - Super Soul Theme (1:53) 11. Al Kooper - The Landlord (1:50) 12. Bullet - Contract Man (2:36) 13. John Schroeder - Blowin' Your Mind (3:35) 14. Bullet - Road Runner (2:29) 15. Rudy Ray Moore & Soul Rebellion Orchestra - Mayor's Get Away (3:32) 16. Andre Previn - Executive Party (1:57) 17. The London Royal Orchestra - The Man With The Golden Gun (2:31) 18. J.J. Johnson - Willie Escapes (3:09) 19. Porth Autority - Super Strut (6:02) 20. Roy Budd - The Thief (4:48) 21. Johnny Harris - Odyssey (5:46) CD5: 70s Jazz (01:14:29) 1. Pete Moore - Cat Walk (3:08) 2. Vincent Geminiani - Liberalia (4:43) 3. Sinatra & Company - Drinking Water (2:44) 4. France Gall - Jazz A Go Go (2:32) 5. Antonio Carlos Jobim Feat. Eumir Deodato - Dax Rides (1:42) 6. The Invaders - It's Your Thing (8:36) 7. Cal Tjader - What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life (7:03) 8. Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 - For What It's Worth (2:49) 9. H.P.B. Mix - Light My Fire (2:54) 10. Ed Lincoln - The Blues Walk (4:09) 11. Carla Bley - Dining Alone (4:48) 12. Ahmad Jamal - Bogota (4:13) 13. La Clave - Move Your Hand (3:02) 14. Ted Heat - Don't Cha Hear Me Callin' To Ya? (3:44) 15. Americo Bellotto - Berimbau (3:14) 16. Karl Heinz Schafer - Kidnapping (1:26) 17. Michel Legrand - Un Homme De Mort (3:35) 18. Jongo Trio - Waters Of March (4:19) 19. Herb Alpert - Summertime (2:10) 20. Stan Getz - Walk On By (3:38) Released in Europe by Halidon in 2018, 100 Songs 70s Groove is a five-CD unofficial compilation that casts a wide net across the sonic landscape of the 1970s. It’s a genre-hopping celebration of groove in all its forms — from disco and funk to psychedelic oddities, cinematic soundtracks, and jazz-inflected gems. With 100 tracks spread across five themed discs, it’s less a compilation and more a curated museum of rhythm. CD1 kicks off with Disco & Afro, featuring Lamont Dozier’s “Going Back to My Roots,” Claudja Barry’s “Sweet Dynamite,” and CJ & Co’s “Devil’s Gun.” It’s a glittery, bass-heavy ride through dancefloor classics and deep cuts, including a rare extended mix of Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes’ “Don’t Leave Me This Way” that’s not the Tom Moulton version — a real treat for collectors. CD2 dives into Funk & Soul, with heavy hitters like Average White Band’s “Pick Up the Pieces,” African Music Machine’s “Black Water Gold,” and Ike Turner’s “Funky Mule.” There’s also a surprising appearance by Bill Cosby with “Funky North Philly,” and a slew of lesser-known grooves from labels like Arpady’s and obscure studio outfits. CD3 is where things get delightfully weird — the Psychedelic disc includes Gabor Szabo’s “Sophisticated Wheels,” Serge Gainsbourg’s “En Melody,” Roland Vincent’s “L.S.D. Partie,” and Shocking Blue’s “Acka Raga.” It’s a swirling mix of sitar beats, cinematic psych, and European lounge-funk, with tracks like “Hascisch Party” and “Pygar’s Persecution” adding a kitschy, cult-film vibe. CD4 focuses on Soundtracks, pulling themes from TV and film with Quincy Jones, Lalo Schifrin, Henry Mancini, and Rudy Ray Moore. It’s a crate-digger’s dream — full of moody instrumentals, blaxploitation grooves, and rare cues from shows like Ironside and Starsky & Hutch. Finally, CD5 explores 70s Jazz, with cuts from Cal Tjader, Carla Bley, Ahmad Jamal, and Sérgio Mendes. There’s Jobim, Stan Getz, and even France Gall’s “Jazz À Go Go,” blending bossa, modal jazz, and cinematic cool. Though unofficial, the set is packed with rarities and deep cuts, many sourced from vinyl and private pressings. It’s not digitally pristine, but that’s part of its charm — a dusty, joyful celebration of groove culture in all its forms