ingram
November 2, 2007
Fans of Mike Theodore’s Orchestra and Queen Samantha will love this weird out disco. It’s like a lost Idjut / Harvey classic. I hear it was a cult underground record on the old UK soul scene, but I’ve never heard a modern DJ play it, and I’m too scared to…
Ingram – Mi Sabrina Tequana (My Sister’s Daughter)
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This Track is amazing !!
incredible track!!!!!!!! im itrying to think where i first heard it, it might have been a mastercuts comp.
Ingram have done some great tracks. I got the 12″ of the Ma Sabrina track it was free with the “Would you like to fly” album which also features another one of thier classics “Smoothin Groovin” There is a best of Ingram cd which basically has all the tracks from about three albums. The Street Corner Symphony also did a cover of the Ma Sabrina track which is well cool.
One of the greatest latin funk tracks of all time. It’s really a showpiece for the musicianship of the band, with a great drum solo in particular and a rip roaring conga break towards the end. If you’re having trouble finding it, it was on a UK jazz funk compilation called “Wired for Club’s back in the early 80′s – and yes, I do have a copy of that vinyl!