CFM Band

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My Baby 00:00 Tools
Make Your Move "Swing" 00:00 Tools
Make Your Move 'Swing' 00:00 Tools
Jazz It Up 00:00 Tools
Block Party 00:00 Tools
Welcome Back Brother James 00:00 Tools
Make It Funky CFM 00:00 Tools
This Is Acid Jazz 00:00 Tools
Can't Get Away 00:00 Tools
Acid Soul 00:00 Tools
Too Hip 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight - CFM Mix 00:00 Tools
Jam 00:00 Tools
Check This Out 00:00 Tools
CFM Groove 00:00 Tools
I Don't Want to Be Your Friend 00:00 Tools
Let's Do the Tap Dancing 00:00 Tools
Free Your Soul 00:00 Tools
Step To This 00:00 Tools
Walk The Line 00:00 Tools
Intro 00:00 Tools
River Of Steel 00:00 Tools
real time 00:00 Tools
Let's Do the Tap Dancing - Radio Mix 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight (Pal Joey Remix) 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight (CFM Mix) 00:00 Tools
I Got Jazz In My Soul 00:00 Tools
Phat Like That 00:00 Tools
Lets Do The Tap Dancing 00:00 Tools
Let's Do the Tap Dancing - Jam Dancefloor Mix 00:00 Tools
Let's Do The Tap 00:00 Tools
It's A Jungle Out There (Reprise) 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight Pal Joey Remix 00:00 Tools
Let's Do the Tap Dancing - A Cappella 00:00 Tools
Let's Do the Tap Dancing - Hot Clubba Mix 00:00 Tools
It's A Jungle Out There 00:00 Tools
Make You Move 'Swing' 00:00 Tools
Hold Me Tight - Pal Joey Remix 00:00 Tools
Its a Jungle Out There 00:00 Tools
Make You Move "Swing" 00:00 Tools
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CFM Band and Swing Machine, projects featured heavily on the "This is Acid Jazz" series on Instinct Records, are simply nom de plumes for producer Reynald Deschamps, relying heavily on a roster of talented guest musicians, including Richie Weeks, and many member of Jazzhole: Warren Rosenstein, Kevin Disimone, Rosa Russ, and John Pondel. Reynald Deschamps, or Reynald "CFM" Deschamps, nicknamed the "Crazy Frenchman", is an artist, producer and independent label head. Based in New York in the 1980s and 1990s, Reynald formed his own distribution company MTI (comprising Kool Groove Records, REY-D Records and later USA (United Sounds of America). Distribution deal with Apexton Records which included the label called Underworld Records. Reynald collaborated with numerous downtown personalities and released dozens of catchy, memorable 12" dance singles under a variety of confusing throw-away band and label names. Soho was a short-lived New York collaboration between Pal Joey and Reynald "CFM" Deschamps. Soho recorded a few well-known dance-tracks—most notably—1989's Hot Music on Reynald's Kool Groove Records. http://www.discogs.com/artist/Soho Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.