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Unlike most bands of the third-wave ska revival Hepcat's music does not have much influence from the British second wave. Instead the group focuses entirely on Studio 1 influenced ska bearing a strong resemblance to artists such as the Skatalites, Toots and the Maytalls, and early Wailers. This album contains the catchy vocal tracks "Dance Wid' Me," "Hooligans," and "Prison of Love." In addition, there are also numerous instrumentals, the best of which include "Caravan (Skaravan)," a remake of the Duke Ellington classic, and "Train to Skaville." An essential album for fans of the band and neo-traditional ska, it lays the foundation for the minor mainstream success the group had with their 1998 release Right on Time. ~ Curtis Zimmermann
1993 Reissue Contains 2 Bonus Tracks & 1 Hidden Track.Alternative Press (11/93, p.70) - "...[Hepcat] have produced a stunning album that echoes and updates, in a much more subtle way, those early '60s [ska] bands..." Hepcat Out Of Nowhere Songs Out Of Nowhere Music Review Purchase Out Of Nowhere CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Hepcat Right On Time CD (1998)
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| | Hepcat Push 'N Shove CDs (2000)
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| | 999 CD (1978) (Import) Canada
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| | Pressure Point To Be Continued CD (2001)
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| | Golden Gate Quartet Good Book CD (2003) Import
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| | Ska Down Jamaica Way: Ska Boo Da Ba, Vol. 2 CD (2003) Import
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| | Harlem Hamfats Let's Get Drunk And Truck CD (2004)
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| | Luther Vandross Collection: Never Too Much/Forever, For Always, For Love/Busy Body CDs (2004)
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| | Champion Jack Dupree CD (2006)
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Liner Note Author: Paul Oliver.
| | Toni Castells Momo Live At Bush Hall CD (2009)
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'Momo Live' is the brainchild of former child prodigy Toni Castells, a one-time classical musician based in London who after starting his first pop band aged 11, has been since experimenting and fusing classical music with popular, electronic and other commercial genres of music achieving great success in different musical projects both in Spain and the UK. Toni’s debut studio album, ‘Unharmed’, reached the Top 20 on the iTunes Electronica charts in November 2007.According to Grammy award winning classical producer Michael Haas, “the obvious reference to describe Toni’s music is: Morricone meets Satie. Morricone comes to mind because there is a cinematic vividness to Toni’s music that like his, exudes expanse and distance. It’s dramatic and seems to come from distant times and places. Satie because there is a certain painful nostalgia. Other obvious names are Gorecki and Philip Glass, but these are perhaps too simplistic and obvious and have to do mostly with the use of operatic voices singing vocalaises. Reynaldo Hahn is also relevant, because unlike Satie, he was a more sophisticated cultivator of melancholy and frankly, more serious as a composer.”'Momo Live' is a contemporary ...
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