If re-edits are your thing, then Social Disco Club is the place for you. Social Disco Club is chalk full of re-edits created by Social DIsco Club blogger himself, Humberto Matias. Hailing from Póvoa de Varzim, Portugal, Humberto has created some pretty dope re-edits of George Duke's "I Want You for Myself" and Harvey Mason's "Groovin You."

Check out this interview with Mr. Scruff on YouTube. Its from the Contre-temps Festival in 2006. 

Tony Allen was the drummer and music director for Fela Kuti's band, Africa 70.  This double album is a great overview of Tony Allen's solo work. Included here are Tony's first four solo albums: Jealousy (1975), Progress (1976), No Accommodation for Lagos (1978), and No Discrimination (1979). The first three albums were produced by Fela himself.

Tony Allen had become obsseesed with the drums at an early age after hearing big-bands in African clubs. His role models were Art Blakey and the Ghanaian drummer Guy Warren aka Kofifi Ghanaba. In 1964 he auditioned to be the drummer in a band called Loola Lobitos, which was led by Fela Kuti. It was the beginning of a musically relationship that would influence the world of music and create rhythmic stylle of music that is still original to this day.

The legendary drummer has recently been working with Damon Albarn's new band the Good, the Bad, and the Queen along with Clash bass player Paul Simonon. For more information and to purchase the album go to the VampiSoul website.

David Mancuso comes to London on Dec. 9th to bring his NYC Loft Party. At the Light - 233 Shoreditch High Street in London. You can get ticketss through www.loftparty.org.

Great German interview that Keb did some months back from Mixery Raw Deluxe.  Full history of how Keb got involved with Northern Soul, his Deep Funk collection, and the current scene.

Keb Darge Interview

Check out this fantastic re-edit from legendary DJ Greg Wilson of D.C. LaRue's "Cathedrals." We have to thank the folks at American Athlete for posting this.

D.C. LaRue - Cathedrals(Greg Wilson Edit)

This is a funky track from Brazilian great, Bebeto. This is off his self titled album from 1977.

Bebeto -  Princesa Negra De Angola

Brilliant disco track with the power of Herbie Mann's funky flute, along with a great guitar riff, lush strings, synths, and exotic vocals

Herbie Mann - Etagui

I just found this great blog crafting up a cross section of disco, funk, boogie, and hip hop. From the mind of Helsinki DJ, DJ Anonymous this blog has some great mp3s, mixes, and original edit. I particularly dig the post with tracks from Harold Gill and Plush.

DJ's Delight

The track was originally  released on the "Angeles Y Demonios" album In 1974 but a longer version was released in 1986 on the German CBS label. "Jibaro" has since been reproduced by Electra (Oakenfold is the culprit here) and has ended up on many Balearic compilations. 

Elkin and Nelson - Jibaro