| | Jimmy Barnes Soul Sessions CD - Import Jimmy Barnes Discography of CDs
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Jimmy Barnes 'The Soul Sessions' is a limited edition, specially priced 3 disc set! The Soul Sessions combines the original classic 'Soul Seep' + 5, with the sequel album 'Soul Deeper' + 5 & the 'Soul Deeper' - live at The Basement DVD. That's two full length albums & a full length, feature packed DVD - all in one package! Disc three is the ultimate Jimmy Barnes DVD experience, 'Soul Deeper' - Live At The Basement', 3 hours long & 6 segment documentary special. Soul Deep (CD 1) features 17 tracks including 5 bonus tracks, 'Respect', 'Reach Out I'll Be There', 'Try A Little Tenderness', 'Stagger Lee' & 'Sweet Soul Music'. Soul Deeper (CD 2) also features 17 tracks including 5 bonus tracks, 'Rip It Up', 'I'll Go Crazy', 'Who's Making Love', 'Is This Love' & 'Hound Dog'. The DVD Features 25 tracks. Slipcase. Liberation Blue. 2003. Jimmy Barnes Soul Sessions Songs | 1. | I Gotcha |
| 2. | Your Love Keeps Lifting Me Higher and Higher |
| 3. | When Something Is Wrong With My Baby |
| 4. | Show Me |
| 5. | Many Rivers to Cross |
| 6. | Reflections |
| 7. | Ain't No Mountain High Enough |
| 8. | I Found a Love |
| 9. | Signed Sealed Delivered I'm Yours |
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Better Than Street Racket – Bandemic. Questions for Bob What prompted you to put out a CD now?· We’ve recorded a lot over the years, but about nine months ago I noticed that the music was taking a nice jump in how good it sounded to me. The band was also getting more comfortable in the original material we play, and our playing was getting tightly synced to each other. I wanted to do a well-crafted production of the music that we could present to the world.Is there a theme to the CD?· I think there are a few themes and common threads throughout it. First, it’s all instrumental music with a good deal of improvisation, too. Some of the harmonies are jazz influenced but at the same time the grooves and feel tend towards rock and funk in most places. The next theme is that this is the sound of a band playing together. We rehearsed hard and went into the studio and did most of the tracking over one weekend. We did add percussion and the acoustic piano parts later, but what we really wanted and felt that we got was the sound of a band playing together.One of the songs is “Thank You Chick” – what’s that about?· Chick Corea has been a great musical influence for me over the years. Last year, Todd and I saw him in Portland with the reconstituted Return to Forever band. It was a really inspiring show, and the next morning I wrote that song as a thank you to Chick for everything he has shown us musically.What was going through your head when you composed the songs?· It varies of course – for “The People’s Key” we were joking around at practice and Todd said that the key of ‘E’ was “the people’s key” because it’s so accessible for beginning guitarists and bassists. I thought it was funny that you could label a key and even politicize it – kind of like you could wave a key around like Mao’s little red books were during those mass rallies photographed in China. So of course the song is strongly in the key of E – and though the harmonies get a little extended in the bridge section, the underlying method is that it’s a descending bass line but the note on the top of changing chords is always an ‘E’. · For “Keep a Clean, Green, Scene” - one day I was driving around the Mt Hood Forest area with my wife. We got a car garbage bag at the ranger station that had a picture of a “bear as human” – you know, wearing pants and standing on two feet and talking and pointing – kind of like Smokey – telling us literally to Keep a Clean, Green, Scene. I’m as big a sucker for anthropomorphization as the next guy – this stuff really seems real to me, and I certainly want it to be, too – and that inspired me to write something that captured the feeling of being in the forest. The funky parts of the song came later.· For “That’s Not All” – the title is lifted from the tag line of those insidious low budget TV commercials advertising household gadgets “But Wait – That’s Not All!!!” But I think the idea of the phrase ...
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