A delightful re-working of an iconic Curtis Mayfield track, The Sisters Love’s 1973 proto-disco classic is an earthy and passionate rare-groove corker.

Complete with rolling drum licks, flirty flutes and a sexy simmering bassline, The Sisters’ funky soul classic will have you groovin’ all throughout Valentine’s Day and with Danny Krivit’s 1981 extended re-edit, you’ve got eight glorious minutes of pure pleasure.

The Sisters Love – Give Me Your Love

A Mountain of One take time out from making their usual slow-building Balearic loveliness and release this; their second instalment of the ‘rework’ series. Nothing to do with the Arthur Penn film, or the Serge Gainsbourg song, it’s actually a re-edit of an obscure Dr. Hook song. Sadly, it’s not the creepy When You’re In Love With A beautiful Women, but a track called Clyde.

Mountain of One pump and twist the song into a hypnotic stomper, but add their trademark leftfield flourishes. There’s some nice cosmic synths that swirl and enfold as the track gathers intensity.  Released on a lovely piece of  limited white vinyl, it’s best if you hurry down your local record shop and grab a copy. Get ready for 8 minutes of proto disco, funk madness!

Bonnie and Clyde (Mountain of One re-work)

Bonnie and Clyde (Mountain of One re-work)