Together nearly a decade, this Austin quartet is renowned for fusing energy with a near-fanatical devotion to Buck Owens's classic Bakersfield sound. While that worthy model had on past albums resulted in a surfeit of slavishly imitative tunes, Genuine marks a decided move forward. Buck-isms are still abundant, the continuing devotion reflected by their Tele-twang instrumental sound, Tony Villanueva's and Brian Hofeldt's vocals, a Bucked-up version of Jim Lauderdale's "The Way to My Heart," and a revival of the swirling Buckaroo instrumental "The Happy-Go-Lucky Guitar." But with longtime Randy Travis producer Kyle Lehning in charge, the band is beginning to reveal other facets clearly inspired by mid-'60s rock--even Buck himself loved the early Beatles. The stylistic changes are most apparent on the pulsating original "Scratch My Itch" and on "Whole Other World," a quintessential lament of the lonely, city-weary country boy. And closing with the acoustic bluegrass gospel of "The Wheel" is a positively inspired choice. Though "Love Me Some Elvis" is a banal tribute unworthy of their time, the rest is near perfection. --Rich Kienzle
Genuine,Derailers,Sony,Alternative Country-Rock,Americana,Country,Country & Western,Country-Rock,Honky Tonk,Pop,Traditional Country,United States of America
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Genuine
Stacie Orrico Manufacturer: Forefront ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004WIR6 Release Date: 2000-08-29 |
Tracks:
- Ride
- Don't Look At Me
- 0.0 Baby
- Without Love
- Stay True
- Kum-Ba-Ya - Interlude
- Genuine
- With A Little Faith
- My Name - Interlude
- So Pray
- Holdin' On
- Restore My Soul
- Confidant
- Everything
- Replay - Interlude
- Dear Friend
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At the tender age of 14, Stacie Orrico is poised to become an influential voice of her generation; her debut release Genuine not only unveils a dazzling voice, but it radiates her generation's slick, urban pop cool. Discovered at a Christian artist seminar in 1998, Stacie was signed to Forefront Records at age 12 and has been working with industry heads, fashioning a career since. The songs on this project speak honestly and practically to Stacie's peer group about issues of Christian living, and its urban flair fits right into the mix of mainstream radio. Competing side by side with the likes of Britney Spears, Stacie's first single, the groove-heavy "Don't Look at Me," points to Christ as the only true example of perfection and virtue. This infusion of God's truth into today's urban pop brings a refreshing perspective. --Israel ButtonCustomer Reviews:
Ride.......2007-07-09
Ride 10/10 lots of r&b flavor (timbaland/aaliyah sound)
Dont look at me 7/10 a bit of rock/pop (brittney spears type of sound)
O.O. Baby 10/10 (my fav song) very r$b/hip hop
Without Love 7/10 pop
Stay True 8/10 very sassy..pop
Interlude --very cute
Genuine 9/10...r&b/pop great message
With a little faith 7/10
Confidant 9/10 jazzy
So Pray 9/10 cute and r&b/gospel vibe
Everything 10/10 great message...soulful
Dear Friend 8/10 great message
This album will be worth every cent you pay for it...better than anything she's ever done...pure talent and she was so young!
WONDERFUL.......2007-03-23
Ride(9/10)very catchy
Don't look at me(15/10)I love this song. It is definitely one of my favroites.
O.O Baby(7/10)a little hard to understand but still good.
Without Love(10/10)A song with a great tune and a great message.
Stay True(20/10)my favroite Stacie Orrico song (you have to hear it to understand, but trust me its great)
Genuine(10/10)A song that is genuinely great. A really great sound.
With a little Faith(9/10)A good message and it's fun.
So Pray(10/10)a great message. It is bold but she does a great job with it. I LOVE it.
Holdin' On(9/10)really fun words and a great message!
Restore my Soul(8/10)a lot like Holdin' On. Not as up-beat
Confidant(10/10) I Love the tune and words.
Everthing(6/10)Sweet but not very catchy.
Dear Friend(13/10)A song that came from her heart and she wrote it her self which I really admire.
Genuinely Great.......2007-01-20
The first impact Orrico makes is her voice. It is amazingly strong and assured for a then 14-year old, with a bold, gospel-like vibrato that fits well with the soulful production. Songs like "Ride" and "With A Little Faith" are cookout-friendly jams, while "So Pray" and "Genuine," are certain to induce feet-tapping from the most fickle of listeners. Coupled with clean, spiritual lyrics that are parent-approved, Stacie Orrico's "Genuine" is a must-have.
Great Debut by Stacie!!.......2006-06-22
MUST LISTEN
-Don't Look At Me, Stay True, Confidant
1. Ride - (6.5/10)
2. Don't Look At Me - (10/10)
3. 0.0 Baby - (7/10)
4. Without Love -(8/10)
5. Stay True - (9/10)
7. Genuine (6/10)
8. With A Little Faith - (7.5/10)
10. So Pray - (6/10)
11. Holdin' On - (8/10)
12. Restore My Soul - (8/10)
13. Confidant - (9/10)
14. Everything - (6/10)
16. Dear Friend - (6/10)
Very Good!!!!!!!.......2006-03-16
Ride- 5/5 Very good song! I love it!
Don't look at me- 10/5 MY FAV ON THE WHOLE CD!!!! Great song!
0.0 Baby- 4.5/5 This song is really good!
Without Love- 5/5 Love it!
Stay True- 6/5 I love this song!!!!!!!
Genuine- 5/5 Good song!
With a Little Faith- 5/5 This is another good song!!!
So Pray- 4/5 Good!
Holdin' On- 4/5
Restore my Soul- 4/5
Confidant- 5/5
Everything- 5/5 Good song!
Dear Friend- 4/5
Overall I love this CD!!!!!!!!! The interludes are creepy, but other than that, I love it!!!!!!
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Genuine Houserockin Christmas
Various Artists Manufacturer: Alligator Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000AYLJB Release Date: 2003-09-16 |
Tracks:
- Have You Heard The News? - Koko Taylor
- Christmas Train - Carey Bell
- Christmas Snow - Michael Burks
- Christmas Time - Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials
- Stay A Little Longer, Santa - Shemekia Copeland
- Back Door Santa - The Holmes Brothers
- Christmas Party - W.C. Clark
- Zydeco Christmas - C.J. Chenier & The Red Hot Louisiana Band
- Christmas Day Blues - Cephas & Wiggins
- Christmas Fais Do Do - Marcia Ball
- Santa Claus, Do You Ever Get The Blues? - Roomful Of Blues
- Really Beed Good This Year - Saffire
- All I Want For Christmas (Is To Be With You) - Lonnie Brooks
- A Bluesman's Christmas - Coco Montoya
- It's Christmas Time Again (Spend, Spend, Spend) - Little Charlie & The Nightcats
- Fattening Up The Turkey - Dave Hole
Customer Reviews:
This CD Rocks!.......2007-01-20
great xmas music.......2007-01-11
Saved!.......2006-12-06
Genuine houserocken christmas cd.......2006-01-15
the blues and nothing but the blues!.......2003-12-06
Did you ever had the experience of buying a CD by your favorite artist and find out that they've switched their style to a traditional Christmas style? These artists are playing the kind of music they play best... THE BLUES!
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Genuine Chestnut
Cyrus Chestnut Manufacturer: Telarc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000E6EHPO Release Date: 2006-02-28 |
Tracks:
- The Brown Soldier
- El Numero Tres
- If
- Ellen's Song
- Mason Dixon Line
- Baby Girl's Strut
- The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
- Eyes On The Prize
- Through The Valley
- I'm Walkin'
- Lord, I Give Myself To You
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Born in 1963, Cyrus Chestnut has become for his generation what Oscar Peterson was for his: the crowd-pleasing-est of mainstream pianists. Like the mighty Oscar, though with less superhuman speed, the genial Cyrus possesses consummate technical facility, swings hard, is most comfortable in a trio, enjoys the presence of a guitarist and in his mission to entertain sometimes plays play down to the audience. "Genuine Chestnut," Chestnut's first Telarc album, does boast an easy-listening treatment (as if there can be any other kind) of the old Bread ballad, "If." And, keyed to a gentle, subtly shifting reading of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," the performance is unusually restrained. A timely treatment of Fats Domino's "I'm Walkin,'" one of three cuts featuring the excellent guitarist Russell Malone, is surprisingly bereft of New Orleans style. But with its soulful thrusts, balletic flourishes, and unabashedly warm-spirited playing, the music grows on you. Backed by bassist Michael Hawkins and drummer Neal Smith (and, most of the time, percussionist Steve Kroon), Chestnut crafts original tunes that deal in gospel, funk, and blues without ever calling attention to the cards they're holding. --Lloyd SachsCustomer Reviews:
The Nut Man's winter soundtrack.......2006-06-27
Originally published in Port Folio Weekly - February 28, 2006
Copyright 2006 Port Folio Weekly. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
Too traditional.......2006-04-26
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Genuine Houserockin' Music II
Various Artists Manufacturer: Alligator Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000009WQ Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- I Ain't Drunk - Albert Collins
- The Sweet Sound Of Rhythm And Blues - Big Twist And The Mellow Fellows
- I'd Rather Go Blind - Koko Taylor
- Pride And Joy - Lil' Ed And The Blues Imperials
- T.V. Crazy - Little Charlie And The Nightcats
- Corner Of The Blanket - Donald Kinsey And The Kinsey Report
- Mojo Boogie - Johnny Winter
- Boomerang - Lonnie Brooks
- Tough On Me, Tough On You - Lonnie Mack
- Part Time Love - James Cotton And His Big Band
- The Chokin' Kind - Roy Buchanan With Delbert Mc Clinton
- Pressure Cooker - Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown
- It's My Fault, Darling - Professor Longhair
- She's Out There Somewhere - Buddy Guy
- Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On - Professor's Blues Review With Gloria Hardiman
- The Dream - Robert Cray And Albert Collins
Customer Reviews:
This collection is so essential.......2005-05-01
Genuine Houserockin' Music II
Alligator ALCD 102
There are five Genuine Houserockin' samplers, and each is worth owning. This one, from 1987, lasts 67-minutes, and contains four additional tracks over its cassette edition. The 16 songs were originally released between 1980 and 1987. There are no previously un-released cuts. Only five of these treasured artists remain Alligator's current roster.
With wicked finger pickin' and pluckin', Albert Collins lays down a signature tune that features a Texas shuffle. Big Twist's deep, assertive voice and the Mellow Fellows' dangerous horns create a soulful party. "I'd Rather Go Blind" is still regularly performed by Koko Taylor. On this absolutely brilliant version, her throaty vocals roar. Slide master, Lil' Ed, is better when experienced in concert. On "Pride and Joy", his antics get distorted. Little Charlie and The Nightcats have just released their ninth Alligator record. Their West Coast style blues feature Rick Estrin's classic harp and Charlie Baty's fat-toned guitar. Back in '87, being "T.V. Crazy" was their greatest concern. Witty lyrics that refer to shows such as: Love Boat and Dallas, give away the song's era. Prior to Mavis Staples, Johnny Winter was Alligator's greatest international superstar. He uses his slide guitar like an axe grinder on "Mojo Boogie". Lonnie Brooks combines many styles into his bayou music. His friendly, yet intimidating, vocals have a voodoo presence, while his guitar emits more passion than multiple rock guitarists combined. Thanks to Michael Coleman, "Part Time Love" is from the funkiest era of James Cotton's long-standing career. Long before Joss Stone butchered "The Chokin' Kind", two of America's roadhouse kingpins (Roy Buchanan and Delbert McClinton) created the definitive version. New Orleans piano master, Professor Longhair, creates a party out of personal disaster. "The Dream" is taking from Showdown. It was recently chosen, by GuitarOne Magazine, among the Top 200 greatest guitar recordings of all time. Lonnie Mack performs a soft rock ballad which is now a classic. However, the music's pace didn't have to be reduced in order to be meaningful and heartfelt. In fact, almost all the disc's songs possess these qualities which will move you as a listener. This is why this collection is so essential.
As with the other Genuine Houserockin' Music collections, this CD is an advertisement for the label. The main goal is to get you hooked on them and their artists. Detailed liner notes contain biographies on all featured artists. The downside is there are no songwriter credits or studio musicians listed. You'll experience all types of blues on this vibrant sampler. Best of all, the music genuinely is the blues, or a very closely related cousin. How is a sampler CD worthy of a perfect score? The answer is simple, and it is based entirely on quality and value.
--- Tim Holek
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Working My Way Back to You/The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette
The Four Seasons Manufacturer: Collector's Choice ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000K2V6ME Release Date: 2007-01-09 |
Tracks:
- Working My Way Back to You
- Pity
- I Woke Up
- Living Just for You
- Beggars Parade
- One Clown Cried
- Can't Get Enough of You Baby
- Sundown
- Too Many Memories
- Show Girl
- Comin' Up in the World
- Everybody Knows My Name
Tracks:
- American Crucifixion Resurrection
- Mrs. Statley's Garden
- Look Up Look Over
- Something's on Her Mind
- Saturday's Father
- Wall Street Village Day
- Genuine Imitation Life
- Idaho
- Wonder What You'll Be
- Soul of a Woman
Album Description
This terrific twofer pairs one of the 4 Seasons' best albums with the album that was definitely their most ambitious! The 1966 Philips release Working My Way Back to You takes its title from the monster hit that leads the album off, and hit #50 on the charts, while 1969's Genuine Imitation Life Gazette was the group's psychedelic answer to Sgt. Pepper and Pet Sounds, with a big contribution from NYC singer-songwriter Jake Holmes, most famous for penning the Led Zep anthem "Dazed and Confused".Customer Reviews:
Genuine is great. Working my way back, not good.......2007-07-05
Genuine Imitation Life Gazette is still worth it. One of the best "parodies" around, with some interesting music.
Great package but a bit over produced.......2007-05-26
That is basically my only critisism of this item. Being the Four Seasons, and being the re-release of one of their greatest hyped-album (along with the fantastic Working My Way Back To You), this is an easily earned 4-star package.
Two Respectable Albums on One CD.......2007-04-28
Happy this is in print.......2007-01-20
I'm glad working my way back to you became available.
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Genuine American Monster
Pig Manufacturer: Metropolis Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006J9PW Release Date: 2002-10-22 |
Tracks:
- Prayer Praise & Profit
- Riot Religion & Righteousness
- Salambo
- Whore
- Flesh Fest
- Black Brothel
- Disrupt Degrade & Devastate
- F.O.M.
- A Fete Much Worse Than Death
- Cry Baby
- Inside
- Saved Locust Remix
Album Description
Pig is Raymond Watts of KMFDM and Genuine American Monster is an industrial-rock opus that no fan of Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Korn, Fear Factory, or Static-X should be without. Featuring a US only bonus track, 'Saved' (Locust Remix), Pig's Genuine American Monster will build you up, tear you down and split you out. Metropolis. 2002.Customer Reviews:
Modest Opinion.......2005-10-22
1. Prayer Praise & Profit
This is a nice catchy tune. Th lyrics are of course lame. It starts off with a cool orchestral intro. Then a drum beat kicks in. The whole song is basically this drum beat with some electronics in the background. Very cool song. 7/10
2. Riot Religion & Righteousness
Just by looking at the title of the song you can tell his lyrics are pretty bad. It is a techno song with some guitar. The song is Raymond basically saying something very repetitive in a robotic voice. The music in the song is very good though, and the robotic voice adds a lot to it. 7/10
3. Salambo
Easily one the best songs on the cd. Has a cool mambo theme throughout the song. 8/10
4. Whore
Slow song, mundane lyrics, repetitive music.
4/10
5. Flesh Fest
Another very good song. I love raymonds singing in this song.
8/10
6. Black Brothel
Lame instrumental
1/10
7. Disrupt Degrade & Devastate
Very good blend of rock and techno. Has a nice chorus with a female.
7/10
8. F.O.M.
Mixes between fast metal and slow techno. Interesting is a word for it.
6/10
9. A Fete Worse Than Death
I had no idea what a fete was so I looked it up. It's a party. I don't like the title or lyrics. The music is very cool and it's my favorite song on the cd.
8/10
10. Cry Baby
Very unique tune of a woman speaking in japanese. Not a whole lot of "music" though.
4/10
11. Inside
THIS IS THE LONGEST AND WORSE INSTRUMENTAL EVER CREATED
14 MINUTES!
0/10
12. Saved Remix
Very cool remix of saved.
Raymond Watts' worst since Praise The Lard.......2005-07-26
It's a good thing they brought it to the U.S.!.......2005-02-05
1. Prayer, Praise, and Profit - 10/10 - The best opening for any song EVER, a masterful orchestrated opening builds up to a heavy guitar rift. The chorus is simply fantastic. Put simply, this song is SWEET.
2. Riot, Religion, and Righteousness - 10/10 - An electronic song with some guitars. Raymond Watts sings in a robotic voice, except during the chorus, which is the best chorus ever made for a song. If you can't understand the lyrics, go to www.raymondwatts.com and find them out. You don't want to miss out on them.
3. Salambo - 9/10 - Bordering on Tango, this industrial Mariachi mix might turn hardcore Industrial fans from listening to it, but it's quite a treat. You'll be in a for a pleasant surprise.
4. Whore - 9/10 - Basically, the lyrics are just a lot of Pig's songs/album titles thrown together. The music is very slow and low-key, but it builds up to a rocking electronic chorus.
5. Flesh Fest - 10/10 - Mainly a rock song, but with some Jazz elements, and a Tango-like keyboard near the end. Watch out of the lyrics, some of them are quite offensive.
6. Black Brothel - 9/10 - A really short instrumental, somewhat of a rehash of Transceration from Sinsation, with some piano added in.
7. Disrupt, Degrade, and Devastate - 10/10 - Probably the most famous song off here, this had its own single. With lyrics attacking religion, awesome guitars, and skillfully placed electronic work, you can't go wrong.
8. F.O.M. - 10/10 - Just so you know, the guitar is SUPPOSED TO SKIP in the beginning. There's nothing wrong with your CD player. Anyway, most of the music is very quiet techno, but the chorus has some of the best heavy guitar on the album. Like most of the songs on this album, the chorus is amazing.
9. A Fete Worse Than Death - 9/10 - This and Salambo are the catchiest songs on the album. The cool thing about this song is that samples from a movie are used, and they actually don't sound out of sync with the chorus. This has the best electronic and guitar work on the album. The only reason it doesn't get a perfect 10 is because Raymond Watts doesn't sing the chorus. Also, a female singer gets a solo near the end of the song, and her singing is terrible. She sounds like a horrible knock-off of Patti LaBelle.
10. Cry Baby - 2/10 - It has good percussion near the beginning, but that's the only good point about this song. The vocals are done by Raymond Watts, they're spoken word vocals done by some random guy talking in Spanish. The song is very creepy, don't play this with the lights out.
11. Inside - 9/10 - A very long instrumental, it also has a New Age feel to it like Transceration from Sinsation or Watt from A Stroll in the Pork. It also has some jungle-like drums near the end. The only downside is that it's too long, clocking in at over 10 minutes.
12. Saved (Locust Remix) - 10/10 - A remix of Save Me from Wrecked, this is the U.S.-only bonus track, although it's also on Prime Evil. It's just as good as the original, although the vocals are distorted, they sound cool that way. The vocals are also chopped up and re-sequenced to actually create a rhythm. The main lyrics and chorus are still sung normally, though.
OVERALL SCORE: 8.9/10
CONCLUSION: Sadly, this is Pig's last album. Raymond Watts is now in a band called Watts. However, this is fairly recent, and won't go out of print anytime soon (hopefully). Still, you should get a copy to add to your collection.
piggy.......2004-04-02
a little different for pig some songs have an almost dark teckno thing to them it is not like kmfdm and it is not like pigs early stuff ie the swinning, sin ses salvation
still hard evil dark and creepy but in a different way
best songs
whore
flesh fest
FOm is the hardest son on the album
Raymond Watts-An industrial god.......2004-03-17
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Genuine Houserockin' Music V
Various Artists Manufacturer: Alligator Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000009WT Release Date: 1993-10-08 |
Tracks:
- Don't Put Your Hands On Me - Koko Taylor
- I Wish You Would - Bully Boy Arnold
- Stealin' Watermelons - Elvin Bishop
- I'm Bad - Katie Webster
- My Next Ex-Wife - Little Charlie And The Nightcats
- Paint My Mailbox Blue - Johnny Heartsman
- Don't Treat Your Man Like A Dog - Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women
- Stop Time - Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown
- Highwayman - Tinsley Ellis
- Pawnshop Bound - William Clarke
- Older Woman - Lil' Ed And The Blues Imperials
- While You're Down There - Bob Margolin
- Right Train, Wrong Track - Kenny Neal
- Watching Your Watch - Maurice John Vaughn
- Feast Or Famine - Lonnie Brooks
- Hear Me Talkin' - Charlie Musselwhite
- Bad Axe - Son Seals
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Genuine Houserockin' Music (Vol. 1)
Various Artists Manufacturer: Alligator Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000009WP Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- Sound The Bell - Johnny Winter
- Come To Mama - Koko Taylor
- Satisfy Suzie - Lonnie Mack
- Blackjack - Albert Collins
- Goin' Home - Son Seals
- Don't Take Advantage Of Me - Lonnie Brooks
- Short Fuse - Roy Buchanan
- Laundry man - Fenton Robinson
- You Don't Know What Love Is - Jimmy Johnson
- Ain't Doin' Too bad - James Cotton
- Don't Blame Me - Hound Dog Taylor And The Houserockers
Customer Reviews:
Yesterday's blues.......2001-03-22
Great Blues Music!.......2000-11-13
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Genuine Liqua Hits
Vell Bakardy Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002MAC Release Date: 1996-01-16 |
Tracks:
- Intro
- Drink Wit' Me
- Playa Shit
- Drunk Biches - AMG, Vell Bakardy
- Fantasy (It's Reality)
- Up in the Hood
- Deep Shit
- Forever
- F.A.T.H.A.
- Liqua Ndustry - AMG, Vell Bakardy
- Daddy's Lil Angel
- Typical Day
- Little Kids (Who's the Man With the Master Plan?)
- Life's So Hard
- Came Up
Customer Reviews:
Absolutely the best CD by Vell ever!!.......2003-06-30
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Afro Strut
Amp Fiddler Manufacturer: Genuine ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000GLKMQK Release Date: 2006-09-04 |
Tracks:
- Faith
- If I Don't
- Right Where You Are (Edit)
- Find My Way
- Empower (Afro Strut Skit)
- I Need You
- You Could Be Mine
- Heaven (Afro Strut Skit)
- Seven Mile
- Funky Monday
- Ridin
- Hustle
Album Description
2006 release from R&B legend Joseph 'Amp' Fiddler, who has played on albums by Prince, the Brand New Heavies, Ramsey Lewis, George Clinton, P-Funk All-Stars, The Dramatics, Primal Scream, Was (Not Was) and Too Short amongst others and has an extensive list of credits that extends across a few decades.. Fiddler produces, sings and performs keyboard duties on this album, as he has for virtually every artist he has worked with! 11 tracks including 'Right Where You Are', 'I Need You', 'Faith' and more. Genuine.Customer Reviews:
Love this cd!.......2007-04-28
A retro rare-groover?.......2007-03-11
By contrast, contemporary Afro-American music's sample culture fetishises reconditioned old licks and beats, while offering much more genuine novelty.
Joseph "Amp" Fiddler is the exception who proves the rule.
A Detroit veteran of George Clinton's p-funk unit, his second solo album, but for a cod-ragga toast on "I Need You", could well have teleported in from the mid-1970s.
Referencing Gil Scott-Heron in the jazz-funk meditation "Right Where You Are", August Darnell in the zoot-suited "If I Don't", Marvin Gaye in "Hustle", Sly Stone in the bone-dry click-track drums, p-funk in the rubber bass and synths, and Shuggie Otis in the spare, stoned melodiousness, Amp also boasts a fine, smoky singing voice and a way-cool pimp hat.
If Jamiroquai could concoct a hit career out of a lot less, why not this retro rare-groover?
The Prince of the organic vibe is back, strong !!.......2006-09-20
Music Album:
- Geronimo's Cadillac [Original recording remastered]
- Gravitational Forces
- Happy Trails: The Roy Rogers Collection, 1937-1990 [Box set]
- Hey Do You Know Me [Import]
- High, Low And In Between/Late Great
- History of the Future
- Hot Rod Guitar: The Danny Gatton Anthology
- I Don't Want to Miss a Thing
- I Fell in Love
- It's All About to Change
