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$15.05 2005's THE FOUNDATION marks the return of Houston, TX kings of controversy the Geto Boys, and reunites all three longstanding members--Scarface, Willie D., and Bushwick Bill--after nearly a decade. The record stays true to the ...
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| | Earth, Wind, And Fire Rio After Dark CD (2002)
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$10.65 This set on Snapper dates from 1980 when Earth, Wind & Fire played Rio. The music here comes from all of the different periods in the band's career, rearranged for the glossy post-disco soul and funk of that new decade. This said, there are some sparkling moments here; and being a semi-official recording, the sound quality is top-notch. It doesn't have the edges trimmed off so the energy in tracks like "Got to Get You into My Life," "Serpentine Fire," "Magic Mind," and "Boogie Wonderland" is crackling and honest. ~ Thom Jurek
In the early '00s, Earth, Wind & Fire's hardcore followers were given a few more reasons to smile when various labels put out some previously unreleased live recordings from the soul/funk innovators' '70s/early-'80s heyday. One was Legacy/Columbia's That's the Way of the World: Alive in '75; another was Live in Rio, which came out on EWF's own Kalimba label in late 2002 and focuses on a 1980 appearance in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In terms of packaging, Live in Rio isn't as strong as the Legacy disc. There are no liner notes (other than a short blurb by Maurice White), and no recording date is given. One has to visit EWF's website to ascertain that Live in Rio is a 1980 recording, although a serious EWF enthusiast could guess that it was recorded around 1979 or 1980 because of the selections and the lineup; most of the musicians heard on this 55-minute CD have long since left the band. But if Live in Rio's packaging leaves something to be desired, the performances are nothing to complain about. In 1980, EWF was very much on top of their game, and die-hard fans will be thrilled to hear live versions of hits like "Fantasy," "Boogie Wonderland," "Getaway," "September," and "Serpentine Fire." Observant listeners will notice that this CD sticks to EWF's post-Gratitude output -- that is, songs they recorded after their live album Gratitude, which came out in 1975. You won't hear "Shining Star," "Devotion," "That's the Way of the World," or "Reasons" on Live in Rio, although EWF probably performed some or all of those hits at this concert -- arguably, Kalimba Records should have offered the Rio set in its entirety and simply made Live in Rio a two-CD set. Nonetheless, the arrival of Live in Rio is still something to celebrate. The vast majority of EWF fans will agree that Gratitude remains the band's most essential live album, but Live in Rio is still a valuable -- if imperfect -- addition to their catalog. ~ Alex Henderson
This set on Snapper dates from 1980 when Earth, Wind & Fire played Rio. The music here comes from all of the different periods in the band's career, rearranged for the glossy post-disco soul and funk of that new decade. This said, there are some sparkling moments here; and being a semi-official recording, the sound quality is top-notch. It doesn't have the edges trimmed off so the energy in tracks like "Got ...
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$15.19 Guitarist/Composer Allan Jaffe has performed in a multitude of different situations, from being a sideman to such jazz greats at Maceo Parker, Julius Hemphill, co-leading the avant-funk band, Slickaphonics, to performing with the Godfather of Soul himself, James Brown. As a composer he has written an opera and two musicals, as well as many songs for guitar and voice. However, it is with his rags for guitar that he unites his penchant for beautiful melodies and harmonies with ...
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