Station Braake - Tell her no, no, no 1989

Station Braake - Tell her no, no, no 1989

October 26, 2008

Station Braake was an obscure, little-known soul/boogie group that recorded for Mega Records & Tapes in 1987-88, but released in 1989.
The Band are: Bass and guitar by Shawn Westmoreland , keyboards by Tex Richardson and Sonny Maupin, guitar by Enrique Corro, drums and percussion by Greg Brown, alto sax by John Kadell, trumpet by Chuck Dalton, tenor and baritone sax by Jim Murphy and trombone by Andy Newell. Lead vocals by Tex Richardson and Kathy LaMar. From this album I chose a wonderful modern soul track "Tell her no, no, no". Horn arrangement by Tex Richardson. Produced by M.David Bell.

Note: The above posted track is not played in full

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I uploaded this Blog many years ago, because I love music. To me, music is a way of living. Through this space, I want to promote fine Soul, Funk and Jazz music (rare or not rare). Here you will find outstanding topics so you can enrich your knowledge and be entertained as well. Yet, I would like to complain because some bloggers share entire albums with others whether they have the records or have the tracks from other bloggers. I don’t think it’s fair for some of us to pay in order to buy the records and others to find them free through Blogs. Perhaps it’s not the same when someone owns a record compared to another who has only the tracks. But honestly I want you to answer to one question (not to me but to yourselves). Anyone of you – after a reasonable period of time – is capable of presenting them as their own stuff. Thanks.

For this reason I don’t share my tracks.

There are also many collectors and bloggers who are after rare records without paying any attention on the quality of the tracks.

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Some of the tracks related to rare topics on this Blog, are not going to be heard on the whole because they can easily be stolen thanks to today’s technology.