OASIS RECORDS.

[rhessel]

HI TO EVERYBODY.

WISH TO EVERYONE A :D :) 2004 :) :D FULL OF PEACE.

I was listening to some cd's a bought through the Internet some time ago, and I found three interesting ones:

1) MUNICH MACHINE, including both the complete albums "Get on the funk train" and "A whiter shade of pain";

2) ROBERTA KELLY, including both the complete albums "Trouble maker" and "Zodiacs";

3) GIORGIO MORODER, including the complete album "From here to eternity".

The first two cd's are from OASIS Records/Bud Music, licensed by AXXIS Musikverlag Gmbh, distributed by KIOSK Audio Video Cassetten Gmbh and were made in Germany.

The third one is also from OASIS Records and marketed and distributed by CASTLE Communication (Deutschland) Gmbh and made in E.E.C.

I was wondering if you any additional information about these three releases. Do they have any connection with Giorgio Moroder licensing? Why didn't they release more from the "Munich Machine" and the sound of MusicLand Studios (Munich).

Any information will be helpfull.

:D Cheers :D

[JussiK]

GET ON THE FUNK TRAIN sort of began life as LET'S GET IT ON by Funk Train, a 7-inch Moroder/Bellotte production out late in 1976.

For that 1977 Oasis label sound try the Dino Solera album Classically Solera. Dino was a session saxist in the Moroder Musicland group, and apart from a useless discofication of Fur Elise his album is good stuff, like unused tracks from Donna's Four Seasons of Love lp.

[hotdiscomix]

Hi and happy new year,

the German label "Repertoire Records" (http://www.repertoire-records.com; since some month offline) has published some Giorgio Moroder CDs in last years.
Here a link to a Repertoire catalogue: http://www.todoenrock.com/Progresivo/repertoire.htm