Harmless

Harmless on vinyl: funk and soul collections for DJs

In short: Harmless is a British compilation label – funk, soul, disco and rare groove, often selected by well-known DJs. Its collections from the nineties and 2000s are popular with DJs because they bring hard-to-find tracks together on one record. The Vinyl Room currently has 12 Harmless records.

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What makes Harmless special?

The themes are clearly defined: “Africafunk” with funk from 1970s Africa, “Stand Up And Be Counted” with soul, funk and jazz from a political era, “I’m A Good Woman” with funk by female singers, and the “Jumpin’” series with disco from the underground.

Plus the DJ selections: Norman Jay’s “Philadelphia” with Philly soul from 1973 to 1981, “The Breaks” with funk for b-boys and block parties, DJ Spinna & Bobbito’s “The Wonder Of Stevie” with cover versions of Stevie Wonder songs, “Marvel Of Marvin” with Marvin Gaye songs, “Soul Food” and “Mellow Mellow II”.

FAQ

What is Harmless? A British label for compilations of funk, soul, disco and rare groove.

Are these originals? They are compilations; the tracks come from older records. Which edition you get is noted with each copy.

Who is Norman Jay? A London DJ known for rare groove and soul.

What do you have on Harmless? Compilations from the nineties and 2000s – 12 records in all.