After a year of negotiations Yann Vatiste has licensed two tracks by
Funk Junction for the latest release on Epsilon. The
previously released, but extremely rare, "Let's Try It Again" along with an unreleased funky dancer "What Will I Be".
"Let's Try It Again" is an ultra obscure sweet soul song released on Fos-Glo in 1980 by a San
Francisco group called Function written by group member James Green. Yann
managed to track James down who directed him to the group's manager and
label owner Warren Foster.
Foster owned Fos-Glo with Ron Bell who was a member of Masterplan ((The
Girl In) Clinton Park) aka The Windjammers (Poor Sad Child) aka The
Emotions. Foster also worked with Little Stanley (Lippitt), Bill Griffith,
Butch Tavares & Tavares Brothers, Con Funk Shun and Lenny
Williams.
Epsilon plans to release some more tracks licensed from Foster in the
coming months.
Available on 7" vinyl from
Epsilon.
| Rating: | 7.8 / 8.5 |
| Explicit: | N |
| Genre/Style: | Modern/Funky Soul / Sweet Souk |
| Format: | Single |
| Media: | 7" |
| Label: | Epsilon |
| Cat No: | EPS013 |
| Date: | 12/04/2022 |
| Key/BPM: | N/A |
| Value: | £17.50 UK / £22.50 non-UK (incl. P&P) |
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