VA - Mojo Club Presents Dancefloor Jazz Vol. 3 (1994) [FLAC] [DJ]

Artist: VA
Title: Mojo Club Presents Dancefloor Jazz Volume Three (Work To Do)
Year Of Release: 1994
Label: Motor Music
Genre: Jazz, Funk, Soul-Jazz, Latin Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks,log,cue,m3u,scans)
Total Time: 1:09:03
Total Size: 576.24 MB
Album Info



The King Mojo Club, often known as the Mojo, was a nightclub in Pitsmoor, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England located at 555 Pitsmoor Road, that operated between 1964 and 1967.

Peter Stringfellow and his brothers had been running the Black Cat Club from St Aidan's church hall in the city, which proved a success. In 1964, they opened a new venture, the King Mojo Club, in a converted house on Pitsmoor Road to the north of the city centre. The house had recently served as Dey's School of Ballroom Dancing and benefited from a sprung dance floor. The club never received a drinks licence, but did have a coffee bar.

The club quickly became a venue of the Northern Soul scene, with popular American acts such as Wilson Pickett (backed by Reg Dwight's Bluesology), Stevie Wonder, Ike and Tina Turner, and Geno Washington playing. It also hosted Edwin Starr's first UK gig, and Don Covay and The Goodtimers.

Stringfellow experimented with a records-only night on Tuesdays, then an original concept. He advertised the list of records which he would play in advance in the local newspaper.

The club hosted up and coming live acts, including Pink Floyd and The Who. The Small Faces played their first gig outside London at the Mojo,and The Kinks worked out the arrangement of "All Day and All of the Night" while at the club.

In 1967, Stringfellow along with his brother Geoffrey decided to refocus the club on psychedelic music, renamed it the "Beautiful King Mojo", and redecorated it accordingly. They booked Jimi Hendrix, who played despite a complaint about drug use. The Mojo also received complaints about noise, and its licence was revoked later in the year. It was converted into a bingo club and was demolished in the 1980s.



01. The Isleys - Work To Do
02. Cal Tjader - Samba Do Suenho
03. Don Conway - Overtime Man
04. Johnny Pate - Outrageous
05. Bobby Byrd - Sayin' It & Doin' It Are Two Different Things
06. Roland Kirk - Fallout
07. Mark Murphy - Why & How
08. Marcos Valle - Crickets Sing For Anamaria
09. James Last - Happy Brasilia
10. Dave Pike Set - Mathar
11. Milton Nascimento - Cravo E Canela
12. Fritz Pauer - Terra Samba
13. David Ruffin - Blood Donors Needed (Give All You Can)
14. Alan Lorber Orchestra - Mas Que Nada
15. Tamba 4 - Samba Blim
16. Klaus Doldinger - Fiesta
17. Dee Dee, Barry & The Movements - Get Out Of My Life, Woman
18. Junior Mance - Zabuda
19. Odyssey - Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Live