Movements 6

• Clarence Daniels & Obie Jessie – Hard Working Girl
• Rudy Lambert – Love
• Dynamic Duke Royal – I Wanna Know
• The Impacts – Thunder Chicken
• Arnold Albury & The Casuals – Thanks For Waiting
• Ural Thomas – Pain Is The Name Of Your Game
• Roy Porter Sounds – Lonesome Mood
• Bob French's Storyville Jazz Band – St James Infirmary
• Marie Adams – That's The Way To Get Along (feat The Tommy Dodson All-Stars)
• Los Keys – Mister TCB (part 1&2)
• Billy Young – Suffering With A Hangover (part 1&2)
• Little Mell – Ain't That Funky Monkey Fonky
• Marvelle & The Blue Mats – The Dance Called The Motion
• Changes – Feel So Bad
• Society Inc – Disc Jockey Jam
• The Dell Vikings – Welfare Blues
• Professor Lett & Study – We Oughta Get Together

• 1. Clarence Daniels & Obie Jessie – Hard Working Girl
• 2. Rudy Lambert – Love
• 3. Dynamic Duke Royal – I Wanna Know
• 4. The Impacts – Thunder Chicken
• 5. Arnold Albury & The Casuals – Thanks For Waiting
• 6. Ural Thomas – Pain Is The Name Of Your Game
• 7. Roy Porter Sounds – Lonesome Mood
• 8. Bob French's Storyville Jazz Band – St James Infirmary
• 9. Marie Adams – That's The Way To Get Along (feat The Tommy Dodson All-Stars)
• 10. Los Keys – Mister TCB (part 1&2)
• 11. Billy Young – Suffering With A Hangover (part 1&2)
• 12. Little Mell – Ain't That Funky Monkey Fonky
• 13. Marvelle & The Blue Mats – The Dance Called The Motion
• 14. Changes – Feel So Bad
• 15. Society Inc – Disc Jockey Jam
• 16. The Dell Vikings – Welfare Blues
• 17. Professor Lett & Study – We Oughta Get Together

The 'Movements' saga started in 2005 by music maven Tobias Kirmayer. His goal was - and still is - to discover, study, and properly represent great black american music that is at risk of being lost or forgotten. Here, his illustrious label: Tramp Records, releases the 6th volume of this essential series.

Though the track listing still contains amazing music you may never hear elsewhere, the series has matured since its first volume. The track selection has become more open minded, compiling ballads and soul-jazz tunes, even proto-disco in addition to the rare funk Tramp fans expect.