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Recorded in the late 1970's. Includes liner notes by Al Bunetta. Personnel: Steve Goodman (vocals, acoustic guitar); Amy Madigan (vocals, keyboards); Jim Rothermel (horns); Jim Enger (piano); Rick Chudacoff (bass); Peter Bunetta (drums); ... Full DescriptionArno Lucas (percussion, background vocals).
No Depression (9-10/00, pp.114-5) - "...A previously unreleased treasure....this full-on performance shows another side to [his] already excellent songs..." Hide Description Steve Goodman Live Wire Songs Live Wire Review
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All tracks have been digitally remastered.
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Since revealed as a loosely collective effort centered around Bristol's David Pearce, Rachel Brook, and Third Eye Foundation (Matt Elliott), FSA's self-titled album marked the dawning of a new age of defiantly lo-fi "post-rock" experimentation. FSA's sharply crafted songs, though obscured--if not quite obliterated--by avalanches of feedback and torrents of metallic distortion, immediately set the project apart from the swelling ranks of English and American "home-tapers." Remarkably, time and revelation have done little to diffuse the primal, supremely mysterious aura of FLYING SAUCER ATTACK.
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Darrell Scott's new "Live in NC" recalls the record -buyer's rush I felt mail-ordering a couple of limited edition CDs some years ago from Richard Thompson's website. They captured the great singer/songwriter guitarist performing electrically and acoustically with bassist Danny Thompson (no relation). The discs did a fine job conveying how these two men command a stage like a couple of ancient English monarchs (wise and benevolent ones, of course) reincarnated as stringed instrument musicians. Could the parallels be any clearer? "Live in NC" pairs Scott, a stateside wizard of guitar and song, with Danny's bass and the syncopated, deeply grooved timekeeping of drummer Kenny Malone. Like Richard Thompson, Scott writes beautifully, deeply informed by his native folk culture and musical druids. He's a powerhouse singer, and whether by himself or, as here, with gifted collaborators, he can take both acoustic and electric guitar to dazzling, unexpected heights of flat-out jamming. Matching wits and intensity with Danny Thompson might intimidate some (this is a heavily credentialed veteran who practiced ten hours a day as a young comer), but Scott proves here what those who've followed his rise through Americana and country songwriting already know-that he toiled for years playing long hours in bars and on endless road swings, making the rent, finding himself, and honing the precision and passion you hear in his playing today. Even a dedicated music freak could go a year without finding a show this good to see in person. Kenny Malone's vast experience in Nashville studios has ripened into subtlety, not showiness, on the skins. Danny's tone and articulation gives the thundering bass its own distinct voice in the mix-headliner status ...
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Prince was raised in New Orleans, a city that has a long tradition of providing great music, both jazz and gospel.After being involved in various gospel groups, he felt as if he was not able to really express the way that he really felt about God. He developed his own style of gospel after participating in various groups.he finally decided to go it alone, because his style of music was just as the artist formerly known as Prince's, music was, "ahead of it's time" His song titled "Where to Go" is a gospel ...
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