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LIVING IN AMERICA is a radical update of the classic James Brown sound, utilizing '80s/'90s production styles. From synth bass lines to guest rappers, turntable scratches and programmed rhythm tracks, the album is a virtual textbook of post-hip-hop recording techniques. This 180 degree stylistic turn could be viewed as either bold or opportunistic, depending on your inclination. You might miss the tightly-wound funk of the JB's, but you have to admire Brown for refusing to stagnate. Regardless of the backing, it's Brown's emotive grunts, shrieks and moans that are the centerpiece here, as on any of his other albums. For the faithful, that will be enough. James Brown Living In America Songs | 1. | Living in America |
| 2. | Can't Get Any Harder |
| 3. | Just Do It |
| 4. | Show Me |
| 5. | How Do You Stop |
| 6. | I'm Real |
| 7. | Gravity |
| 8. | Move On, (So Tired of Standing Still We Got to) |
| 9. | Georgia-Lina |
| 10. | Cold Sweat - (with Wilson Pickett) |
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Living In America
$9.50 Recording information: Soundproof East, Los Angeles, CA; The Lab, Santa Monica, CA; The Green Room, Van Nuys, CA; The Velvet Room, Fresno, CA; Rec Room Studios, Los Angeles, CA.
| | James Brown Live At The Garden CDs (1967)
Living In America
$23.98 Although the contents of this 1967 concert package have long been attributed to the Big Apple's Madison Square or Cinci's own Cincinnati Gardens -- which was only a stones-throw from King Records, Inc's Brewster Ave. digs -- neither is factually correct. Truth be told, the closest thing to a garden at the Latin Casino is that it resides in Cherry Hill, NJ -- the Garden State. It is here that Soul Brother # 1 brought the Fabulous Flames Orchestra & Revue to churn and burn their way through two sets a night between January 10 and 19, 1967. After several successful performances, Brown was so encouraged by the strength of his ensemble, the artist requested equipment be brought in to record a few sets for a potential live platter. When LIVE AT THE GARDEN hit the shelves -- less than five months later -- it contained highlights from the January 14 late show -- one of four sets that were documented during the run. The high-energy LP features Brown (vocals/organ), backed by an impressive incarnation of the Fabulous Flames Revue led by Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis (musical director/tenor sax/organ) and centering around the combo of Bobby Byrd (vocals), Jimmy "Chank" Nolen (guitar), Alphonso "Country" Kellum (guitar/bass), Bernard Odom (bass), John "Jabo" Starks (drums), Clyde Stubblefield (drums), and Ronald Selico (drums/bongos). The horn section consisted of Waymon Reed (trumpet), Joe Dupars (trumpet), Levi Rasbury (valve trombone/emcee), and Eldee Williams (tenor sax).
Special Edition
Liner Note Author: Alan Leeds.
Recording information: The Latin Casino.
Editor: Gene Redd.
Personnel: St. Clair Pinckney (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Eldee Williams (tenor saxophone); Joe Dupars, Waymon Reed (trumpet); Levi Rasbury (valve trombone); Clyde Stubblefield, John "Jabo" Starks (drums).
Audio Mixer: Kevin Reeves.
| | Z-Ro Cocaine CD (2009)
Living In America
$13.40 Track Listing of songs: Intro; One Two; Don't Worry Bout Mine; Type of Ni**a I Am; Quarterback ViZion; I Don't Give a Damn; Bottom to the Top; Can't Leave Drank Alone; Doing Just Fine; Southside; HaterZ Got Me Wrong; On My Grind; Shotta; Thank You; But; Tha Police; Bring My Mail;
| | Mack 10 Soft White CD (2009) Bonus Track
Living In America
$10.15 Near halfway through SOFT WHITE, his ninth record, Mack 10 drops the slick, `80s soul-jazz hearkening, smooth ballad "Hood Famous." It's both a catchy track and an apt summation of the Cali MC's place in the hip-hop world come 2009 - a legend of the West Coast Rap universe who's still unknown to the masses. Mack 10's got the usual balance of the street-hard playa jams ("Big Balla") and inspirational appeals to the kids ("It's Your Life"), but both sides of the ledger boast tremendous hooks and Mack 10's expert storytelling style.
Audio Mixer: Dave Pensado.
Photographer: Devin Dehaven.
| | Lowrider Oldies: Cruisin' Chrome Series Vols.1-3 CDs (2003) Box Set
Living In America
$24.99 Aaron Neville/Chi-Lites/Dells/ Smokey Robinson/James Brown
| | Luther Vandross - An Evening Of Songs DVD (1994)
Living In America
$9.69 A showcase of songs from his live performance at London's Royal Albert Hall in September 1994 as well as music from his earlier works with never before seen footage.
Standard Screen; Soundtrack English
| | Deitrick Haddon Live The Life CD (1997)
Living In America
$9.49 Track Listing of songs: This Is the Day; Mercy; Hold on 2 Your Faith; Live the Life; Glad I'm Saved; Saved; Holiness; Tear Your Kingdom Down; 2 Night; Fresh Wind; We've Come 2 Praise Him; Thank Him; No Me Without U; Raptured Away; Tribute to Gospel Music;
| | Dru Down Gangsta Pimpin' CD (2001)
Living In America
$9.25 (Budget priced CD) California Bay-Area gangsta rapper Dru Down takes his pimpin'-themed rhymes to another level on "Gangsta Pimpin'," no doubt a suitable name for this album. Much like fellow Bay-Area rappers E-40 and Too Short, as well as his group, the
Personnel includes: Luniz, Suga Free, AMG, Kurupt, Bad Azz, Nitro, Da Products, Spacehog.
| | Yoshida Tatsuya Mandala 2000 CD (2001)
Living In America
$13.35 Recorded live at Manda, Los Angeles, California on July 12, 2000.
6th Rel;Live In Tokyo;Avant Garde/Rock
Ruins: Sasaki Hisashi (vocals, bass); Yoshida Tatsuya (vocals, drums).
Additional personnel: Katsui Yuki (electric violin).
| | Ann Peebles Hi Singles A's & B'S 1969-81 CDs (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
Living In America
$21.99 2002 compilation contains 47 tracks, every A & B-side of all 24 of her Hi Records 45s. Highlights include the Willie Mitchell produced hits 'I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down' & 'I Can't Stand The Rain'.
Contains 47 tracks.
Personnel includes: Anne Peeples, Don Bryant.
| | Klaus Kinski Goethe & Villion CD (2003) (Import)
Living In America
$27.59 Klaus Kinski reads world literature! This spoken word CD (one in a series) comes in German language only, but nevertheless is a must for each Kinski fan! DGG.
| | Sound Of The Jam: Deluxe Sound & Vision CD (2004) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
Living In America
$36.79 This three-disc version of the collection THE SOUND OF THE JAM is a great collection of tunes by the legendary British '80s band who mixed mod, punk, and pop, and contains two CD's plus a DVD.
2007 reissue of a package that incorporates two CD's and a companion DVD (NTSC/Region 0). 'The Sound Of The Jam' compiles the best of the postpunk trio's recordings, led by the young Paul Weller. Disc One includes the 26 track anthology all their big hits and more. Disc Two includes an additional 23 cuts of including album tracks, single b-sides and other previous non-LP tracks. Disc Three is a DVD (NTSC/Region 0) featuring 11 of the group's promotional video clips. Polydor 2007
CD contains bonus DVD.
| | Eddie Angel Meets The Beatles CD (2005)
Living In America
$14.99 This is the album The Beatles would have made if they didn't write songs. All 16 tunes were in The Beatles repertoire in the early '60s but never put to wax. They run the gamut from obscure rockers like The Lafayettes "Nobody But You" to standards like "
| | Slow Motion CD (2005)
Living In America
$15.79 The 2005 compilation SLOW MOTION collects songs that share the same pace and sensuality, and the same themes of eternal kisses, honey love, and bedroom eyes. The tunes are mostly drawn from a decade earlier, celebrating the soul crooners of the 1990s who were just beginning to explore hip-hop (with Motown influences still strong in their throats), while the lush productions of the 1980s were still glowingly conspicuous. SLOW MOTION basks in diversity, and includes pop-soul singers, rappers, and many others under one roof.
The track listing for SLOW MOTION contains some of the biggest smashes of the decade, including Boyz II Men's unabashedly weepy and ultimately sweet "End of the Road," and All-4-One's unlikely cover of a country smash, "I Swear" (each of which spent a considerable amount of time atop the pop charts). The compilation also picks out some of the most beautiful melodies of the era, from P.M. Dawn's sparsely affecting "I'd Die Without You" to Babyface's folksy acoustic-guitar ballad "When Can I See You" and TLC's uplifting "Unpretty."
| | John Lee Hooker I'm In The Mood CD (2005) (Import) United Kingdom
Living In America
$2.99 Track Listing of songs: Mambo Chillun; Time Is Marchin'; My First Wife Left Me; Boogie Chillun; Mama, You've Got a Daughter; I'm So Excited; No Shoes; Moanin' Blues; Dimples; Hobo Blues; Tryin' to Find a Woman; Every Night; Baby Lee; I Love You Honey; Crawlin' Kingsnake; Dusty Road; House Rent Boogie; I'm in the Mood;
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