The Valdons - "Just How Much Can One Man Stand" bringing it around full circle

bringing it around full circle musically and geographically

He honed his skills playing with some of the country’s greatest musicians and arrangers

During this process we were thrilled to find songs from The Ringleaders among the label's many unreleased tracks

it was highlife and Fela Kuti's afrobeat that gave the country its own musical national identity

In the mid 1960s Latin teenagers in New York’s Spanish Harlem neighborhood created a new style of music called Latin boogaloo

The Valdons - "Just How Much Can One Man Stand" bringing it around full circleJust How Much Can One Man Stand by The Valdons marks the second new release from these historic Twin Cities soul singers. For years, we have reissued and compiled sixties and seventies soul, African, and Latin music, and recently we've started channeling those aesthetics and sounds into new recordings. The pair of sides on this new release are a perfect representation of these two focuses. The A side is a new recording by The Valdons, while the flip