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Hosted by DJ Premier and mixed by Chi-town's own DJ Monkey and DJ Ternaround, STREET TRIUMPH is a monumental mixtape, spanning the career of one of the East Coast's hardest underground vets. From his earliest tracks off of FREDDIE FOXXX IS HERE and his appearance on Kool G Rap & DJ Polo's WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE down to his 2000 classic, INDUSTRY SHAKEDOWN, as well as a slew of memorable guest spots, Bumpy's tightest verses are all here. At 37 tracks deep, STREET TRIUMPH is a furious trip through 18 years of the realest underground hip-hop New York has to offer.
Recording information: Headquarterz, New York, NY; The Projects Studio, Chicago, IL. Freddie Foxxx Street Triumph Songs | 1. | Intro - DJ Premier | |
| 2. | Lions Den - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 3. | Interlude 1 - DJ Premier | |
| 4. | Reverand Glock - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 5. | So Tough - Freddie Foxxx (Remix) | |
| 6. | Crazy Like a Foxxx - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 7. | Money in the Bank - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 8. | Industry Shakedown - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 9. | I Come to War - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 10. | Hey Hoe - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 11. | Turn Up the Mics - Freddie Foxxx/Nas | |
| 12. | Tell 'Em I'm Here - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 13. | Militia, The - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 14. | Capture (Militia III) - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 15. | Interlude II - DJ Premier | |
| 16. | Gangsta Boogie - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 17. | My Hip Hop - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 18. | Bumpy Bring It Home - Freddie Foxxx/M.O.P. | |
| 19. | Real Emcee, The - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 20. | Can I Get a Break - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 21. | Life, The - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 22. | Interlude III - DJ Premier | |
| 23. | Dollow the Gun Smoke - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 24. | Chancellor, The - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 25. | Scram - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 26. | Part of My Life, A - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 27. | Patch Up the Pieces - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 28. | M.U.G. - Freddie Foxxx/Johnny O.C. | |
| 29. | Scared to Bump - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 30. | U Krazy - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 31. | M.O.B. - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 32. | How We Ride - Freddie Foxxx/Heather B. | |
| 33. | Flow Easy - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 34. | So You Wanna Be an Emcee? - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 35. | Mind Frame - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 36. | Lah, The - Freddie Foxxx | |
| 37. | Outro/Freddie Dynamite - DJ Premier | |
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Recorded live in Canada between 1969 & 1972. Includes liner notes by Neil "Mr. Blues" Slaven.
Hellbound Train Live: 1969-1972 is one retrospective set that's way overdue: Savoy Brown live during their glory years. Here are two CDs worth of the mightiest, sludgiest blues-rock band on the planet during those years -- well, the possible exception of Cream -- featuring, on a decent -- and best -- portion of it, the greatest white blues singer in history: Chris Youlden. Youlden was everything to Savoy Brown because not only could he sing, but he was an outrageous frontman and wrote much of the band's best material. He is featured here on "I'm Tired," "Hard Way to Go," "A Littler More Wine," and a truncated but earthshaking "Savoy Brown Boogie." Youlden's tenure with Savoy Brown saw him record three albums with the band: Blue Matter, Raw Sienna, and Getting to the Point, arguably along with Looking In, the band's first album without him, four of the best British records of the era by one band. The majority of these sides were recorded in 1970 with Lonesome Dave Peverett fronting the band as both co-lead guitarist and vocalist. Peverett, while not as snaky and potent as Youlden, was still a fine singer. He modeled himself after Youlden and knew how to punch his lines with stinging guitar lines that underscored his vocals. He sings seven cuts, including "Louisiana Blues," "Leaving Again" (that Foghat later recut), "Looking From the Outside," and the amazing "Memory Pain." The remainder of disc two features singers Dave Walker (formerly of Idle Race -- and who was the frontman on Street Corner Talking, Hellbound Train, and Lion's Share) and Jackie Lynton, who replaced Walker and is featured on the last few cuts here such as "Jack the Toad" and "The Saddest Feeling." The sound on these two discs varies as they were recorded at different places and in different years -- all of them before live recording had really arrived. That said, these are truly live recordings. Nothing was fixed or EQed in the studio, and these performances feel immediate, full of incendiary fire, verve, raw burning blues energy, and the kind of recklessness that is so absent from rock & roll music in general and the blues in particular these days. The sounds here are of a band trying to prove itself not only to an audience, but to itself as well. Only Youlden's version sounds self-assured, and he exploits that assurance to go deeper into these songs than anyone ever dared think. Peverett made the band louder, looser, but less greasy, and Walker and Lynton took the blues-band notion and turned ...
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