Friend of mine once said to me that this song resem­bles Michael Jack­son a lot. I instantly real­ized that this is it: a poor man’s Michael Jack­son. Not quite as good as Baby Be Mine but still very good elec­tro­funk of the 80s. The track is typ­i­cal to Dim­ples Fields: he sings with his soft-toned voice about his lovelife; in this case, about wife who is cheat­ing on us.

Richard ‘Dim­ples’ Fields got his nick from a girl who observed him smil­ing a lot (not to be con­fused with Dim­ples D).

I believe this could almost be desribed as “fish­net funk”, a style of funk music from late 80’s & early 90s. You know, this kind.

Richard Fields died in 2000 at the age of 58.

Richard Dim­ples Fields — Your Wife Is Cheatin’ On Us (320)

To accom­pany the next KynyNasty-party I’ve pre­pared a spe­cial Mid­sum­mer Boo­gie Mix. Some of my favorite tunes from the past year or so.
RVSP HERE.

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The Time — Get It Up (1981)
Cameo — Word Up (1985)
Pino D’Angio — Ma Quale Idea (1980)
Toney Lee — Reach Up (Spe­cial 1987 Re-edit) (1982)
Jimmy Ross — First True Love Affair (A Lerry Levan Mix) (1981)
Tyrone Brun­son — The Smurf (1982)
Nami Shi­mada — Sun­shower (Orig­i­nal Vox) (1989)
My Mine — Hyp­notic Tango (1983)
David Joseph — You Can’t Hide (Your Love From Me) (1983)
Colonel Abrams — The Truth (7″) (1985)
Pink Project — Der Da Da Da (1982) (From the album Domino)
Lake­side — Your Wish Is My Com­mand (1981)

Al Green — Everything’s Gonna Be Alright (4:24) (320 kbps, 10,1 MB)

Soul? Gospel? Boo­gie? Electro-Funk? Song’s from the album Soul Sur­vivor. At this point of his career Al Green was mak­ing gospel tunes and had become an ordained pas­tor of the Full Gospel Taber­na­cle in Mem­phis in 1976. Thereby this would prob­a­bly be regarded as — gasp — gospel. Gospel with drum machine and synths. Oh, and there’s also a music video.

Moved to a new domain. KynyNasty.com is the new URL. Except to hear us (more) reg­u­larly from now on and some new con­trib­u­tors too.

To cel­e­brate kynynasty.com I’ve gone through the archives and picked some good tunes from past posts and re-uploaded some of the tracks with greater qual­ity. I’ve also updated the about and what is kyny? –sec­tions. Enjoy!

Jakke & Jokke — Naisen Haluan (updated!)

Steel City — Kan­nat­tiko muut­taa yhteen (updated)

1990: The Bronx Warriors

The New Barbarians

Steve Har­vey — Some­thing Special

ELO — Last Train To London

Stacey Q — Two of Hearts

Lee Mar­row — Cannibals

Diego — Walk In The Night

Change — Mutual Attraction