Ha please do! Collecting his work off and on through Discogs, hadn’t realised just how much I’d already heard simply growing up in the 70s and 80s. A musical hero and great talent.
This is the soundtrack when your heading out to kick some ass and take names even though you know you're going to lose. But you go out swinging. Every hero needs a soundtrack.
Me, too. Thanks, Google, and "coming attractions preview music '70s." That little snippet of this song used in previews just stuck in my head for 50 years.
I'm not sure which one I like better, but I'm definitely feeling this version a lot more simply because of the 'sound' it gives. It's like an aged wine, I guess.
Good music is what you makes your soul vibrant and gives you shivers down your spinal cord while making your body move in various ways you never could have imagined.
@@phil_cassidy most music these days relies so heavily on auto tune and computers rather than actual instruments that it’s almost impossible to be incorrect. You don’t hear people coughing at the end of the track like in an Oasis song I have heard many times. I’m no boomer, but I have to agree with jack on this one.
This was our local drive-in's "The movie is getting ready to start" theme music. Yeah, I'm a bit past my prime, lol It is forever burned into my memory banks and I am so happy that 3 of my favorite hip-hop people used this cool-ass tune in a song. Keith Mansfield , I hope you are happy for the rec.
I heard this song by a different name played by a band called Arzachel and I knew I'd heard it somewhere before. Their version was called. Queen Street Gang
Album Title: _The Keith Mansfield Orchestra_ Group: The Keith Mansfield Orchestra Format: Long Play Record (LP). Label: Pronit, Stock Number: SXL 0986, Year: 1968. Side "A" = A1: "All You Need Is Love". A2: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling". A3: "Everlasting Love". A4: "Whiter Shade of Pale", A5: "Soul Thing", A6: "Moanin'". Side "B" = B1: "Walk On By", B2: "Lovin' Things", B3: "Reach Out", B4: "Take 5", B5: "Boogaloo", B6: "Rainbow Valley". Only "Soul Thang" and "Boogaloo" are original works by Keith Mansfield. The others are arrangements of songs written by others.
Picked up "TV SOUND AND IMAGE" compilation on Soul Jazz Records and this song is on there, I have a few other versions on other compilations but this is by far the best one!
From his CBS UK 1968 debut, All You Need Is Keith Mansfield. A1: All You Need Is Love, A2: You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, A3: Everlasting Love, A4: Whiter Shade Of Pale, A5: Soul Thing (Funky Fanfare), A6: Moanin', B1: Walk On By, B2: Lovin' Things, B3: Reach Out, B4: Take 5, B5: Boogaloo, B6: Rainbow Valley. Funkalicious jams that can be heard during scenes of deep penetration, cunnilingus, or fellatio pre-Deep Throat era.
Yeah, this is definitely a separate track from Funky Fanfare. I mean it's the same music, but the instrumentation and voicings are all different. Different piano solos too. Really interesting to listen to the two back-to-back.
This is "Phunky Fanfare". "Soul Thang" was an arrangement of "Phunky Fanfare" by Keith Mansfield and organist Alan Hawkshaw that used an organ rather than a piano. The album used the wrong song title for the track.
I wish I could psychically transmit the way this song just made me feel to all the sentient beings in the universe.
Totally dig ya man.
wish granted...it took 11 years, but you did it
and the non-sentient ones, too.
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That would be Funky Fanfare, basically the same song though.
Indeed it was,great music and memories
You KNOW that whole band was straight BUMPIN in there while recording this.
If I ever have an epic story about my life to tell my grand children, I will play this song.
I wish this played whenever I left my front door
Amazing. I'll pass that on to dad...I think it will amuse him greatly
Ha please do! Collecting his work off and on through Discogs, hadn’t realised just how much I’d already heard simply growing up in the 70s and 80s. A musical hero and great talent.
It's just that I'm old school like that!
Actually a much sicker song than its more polished twin "Funky Fanfare"
willlasdf123 in my opinion i agree with you! I think the reason is because of that badass piano riff! The bass tones are so sick!!
It's like new Charlie Brown theme if he grew into a badass with swagger
tbh i disagree this one's mixing is waaay off
Agreed 👍
This other is smooth and foccusly relaxed. this one is wild. Aaaan I agree. Dirty stuff like this! I'll taka anytime
This is the soundtrack when your heading out to kick some ass and take names even though you know you're going to lose. But you go out swinging. Every hero needs a soundtrack.
Finally! This track has been driving me nuts for years, just haven't been able to find out what it was called or who by. THANK YOU!!!!!
You know, I created a playlist called "Instrumental Songs You've Heard But Never Knew The Names To" just for these occasions.
@@timothylegg Ditto!
Me, too. Thanks, Google, and "coming attractions preview music '70s." That little snippet of this song used in previews just stuck in my head for 50 years.
This tune could make a rock move.
it did. Lola - The Kinks 1970
Alex Gordon gotta check this ou
One of the snazziest, swaggering tunes ever written
the start always reminds me of an intro song to a 70's movie
Keith Mansfield is one of my oldest imaginary friends
Wat?
He's on Facebook, by the way
@@timothylegg link?
As Keith's daughter, that really made me chuckle! I will show him this comment 🙂
Magical, beautiful timeless 1960s instrumental
What a sweet jam, I love it. Like most of the other commentators, i have been searching for this for ever
I'm not sure which one I like better, but I'm definitely feeling this version a lot more simply because of the 'sound' it gives. It's like an aged wine, I guess.
That's what I call Epic Music !
A driller killer drum break intro and much more uptempo than the original version - King Keith Mansfield is having it super psychedelic soul laaaarge!
wow at the trumpet!
Cool! This is the tune that many movie theaters used to introduce their Coming Attractions and Feature Presentation... such a great horn section!
Good music is what you makes your soul vibrant and gives you shivers down your spinal cord while making your body move in various ways you never could have imagined.
If only most of the music these days had as much feeling as this.
indeed
I guess you could say it's just cause you're old school like that
Jack Hakke roger that mate
It does, you were just being a boomer 4 years ago.
@@phil_cassidy most music these days relies so heavily on auto tune and computers rather than actual instruments that it’s almost impossible to be incorrect. You don’t hear people coughing at the end of the track like in an Oasis song I have heard many times. I’m no boomer, but I have to agree with jack on this one.
For those interested, there’s another version called “Funky Fanfare” as well, also credited to Keith Mansfield
Funky fanfare is my jam, I learned the jazz piano just for that song
sampled by DangerDoom for "Old School" (featuring Talib Kweli)
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Digging it, nice horns and keyboards reminds me of 1970s cinema Interludes.
Yes! you are correct.
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This was our local drive-in's "The movie is getting ready to start" theme music. Yeah, I'm a bit past my prime, lol
It is forever burned into my memory banks and I am so happy that 3 of my favorite hip-hop people used this cool-ass tune in a song. Keith Mansfield , I hope you are happy for the rec.
Perfect version!
Far out and solid brother/sister.
Fantastic,Just love it Awesome what a groove!
Dangermouse cut and served this for the masses at Adult Swim. Looks good on ya.
Was that Dangerdoom?
Dangermouse + MF DOOM = DangerDoom
f1guremeout Yeah. I know who Dangerdoom are!
@NightLife UK fk doom?
Oh shit boy you and me gonna tussle.
So much LOVE on this song :))))
I've heard this in old "Preview of coming attractions" reels.
I heard this song by a different name played by a band called Arzachel and I knew I'd heard it somewhere before. Their version was called. Queen Street Gang
if the year 1978 had a soundtrack, this would be the theme song
i draw on anything for inspiration! a fond memory, a piece of paper, walls in a train station...
overlord chibi And, I might be buggin but it seem to me that cartoons be realer than reality TV
they inspire my decision to be open and listen, but folks got it all twisted like a yoga position
Hell yeah you guys got good taste
Spot on dude!
@@overlordchibi if you know, then you know
Brilliant LP.
This is FANTASTIC!
Keith brought that soooooooooooooulllllllllll!!!!!!!
Love this so much, soul thing is one of the best things ever...
Love this tune, gots power.
This tune protects my soul from the BABADOOK. It can't fly in my window. BABADOOK can't handle the funkiness praise the Lord. .. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️
I heard Old School by MF DOOM and I immediately knew that it was from this
This is amazeballs! I need my own copy.
Album Title: _The Keith Mansfield Orchestra_
Group: The Keith Mansfield Orchestra
Format: Long Play Record (LP).
Label: Pronit, Stock Number: SXL 0986, Year: 1968.
Side "A" = A1: "All You Need Is Love". A2: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling". A3: "Everlasting Love". A4: "Whiter Shade of Pale", A5: "Soul Thing", A6: "Moanin'".
Side "B" = B1: "Walk On By", B2: "Lovin' Things", B3: "Reach Out", B4: "Take 5", B5: "Boogaloo", B6: "Rainbow Valley".
Only "Soul Thang" and "Boogaloo" are original works by Keith Mansfield. The others are arrangements of songs written by others.
You gotta love that funy fanfare!
Super bad 🔥🔥🔥🔥👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽thanks for sharing
You DO NOT know how much I had been looking for this song, up until the very moment I just searched for "prevues of coming attactrions song"
I could picture GTA III opening with this song
im old school like that
If only most of the music these days had as much feeling as this.
@@Citadin Doom reference
@@akasakasad6271 MF is the shit
Picked up "TV SOUND AND IMAGE" compilation on Soul Jazz Records and this song is on there, I have a few other versions on other compilations but this is by far the best one!
There was a time when this tune had yet to exist, and then some dude came along and pulled out of thin air. Unbelievable.
From his CBS UK 1968 debut, All You Need Is Keith Mansfield. A1: All You Need Is Love, A2: You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling, A3: Everlasting Love, A4: Whiter Shade Of Pale, A5: Soul Thing (Funky Fanfare), A6: Moanin', B1: Walk On By, B2: Lovin' Things, B3: Reach Out, B4: Take 5, B5: Boogaloo, B6: Rainbow Valley. Funkalicious jams that can be heard during scenes of deep penetration, cunnilingus, or fellatio pre-Deep Throat era.
like this almost as much as the Arzachel version from 1969 groovy baby!
Best audio ever
My ringtone
wow.only 70s could come out with somethig like this.
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GO TO JAAAAAAAAAAAAILLLLLLL!
ITS A NIPPLE DUDE
MICROSOFT OWNED MINECRAFT THE WHOLE TIME!
WELL, HOLD THE PHONE FUCKER!!'
NOW WE CAN MAKE MINECRAFT 2!
Takes Me Back 2Tha Dayz Kickin In Tha Lux Theater Watchin Kung Fu Flix !!!!!
Fantastic!
unbelievable dangermouse sampled this one on dangerdooms old school life
its great
good shit... funky rocks go boogie n'da brass full moogie
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New Beverly Theater music! Also that Grindhouse movie.
Alan Hawkshaw on the piano.
I THOUGHT SO!! That solo is unmistakable. I had to look through the comments to be sure haha
so nice !!!
i thought was the beginning of Quentin Taratino's movies...
Com fone de ouvido o som do contra baixo é massa
I can feel that!
płyta Pronitu!
Can't argue with that second part =)
I think they used this for a movie of the week or something - maybe on a local tv channel here in NYC - in the 60's
But a different version.. This one rocks too!
This music was used as theme music for a kids TV show in the 60's ....The Queen Street gang
This song makes me want to Box for some reason.
that´s rockn roll no soul
Awesome 😎!
Beautiful music .
This music is in Trailer Pit boss (Channel Animal Planet) .
Great .
Thank you .
Yeah, this is definitely a separate track from Funky Fanfare. I mean it's the same music, but the instrumentation and voicings are all different. Different piano solos too. Really interesting to listen to the two back-to-back.
So nice old sound …
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Trilian Serbia also mucho muchacho . cookin soul
This was sampled by Dj Danger Mouse for a song off of DangerDoom. "Oldschool" by MF Doom feat talib kweli
Another incredibly great tune (you've never heard before) uploaded by Tuberider1976.
Its jus that im old school like that
This is "Phunky Fanfare".
"Soul Thang" was an arrangement of "Phunky Fanfare" by Keith Mansfield and organist Alan Hawkshaw that used an organ rather than a piano.
The album used the wrong song title for the track.
I can wash my car to this music! or my dog lol
I want to be buried with this song playing and Win98's "It's now safe to turn off your computer" on my grave. No shit.
GOOD !
the best
This beat got me thinkin up a miracle flow…
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great song! I am laughing at the scenario of people writing in hate comments while this awesome tune spins in the background. Hah!
"Grindhouse" :)
good music
Doom really has a thing for Keith Mansfield
Spear Breaker danger mouse samples this one, doom just rapped on it
Arzachel: Queen St. Gang
Bajor Robert the illest version
ye, but one of the best :)
ohhh ye yea yeahhhhhh !!!
Old school- with talib kweli and MF DOOM!!!!!!!
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AWESOME!!!!! :D :D :D :D :D