Soul syndrome / James Brown

Titre : Soul syndrome Type de document : enregistrement sonore musical Auteurs : James Brown Editeur : Stone, Henry Année de publication : rééd. P 2008 Importance : 1 C-D Accompagnement : 1 Feuillet double ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 809842600429 Note générale : Funky [1980] Résumé : "By 1980 James Brown was slightly adrift. His 1979 album, "The Original Disco Man", failed to light a commercial fire, and its follow-up, People, seemed to fly into the cut-out bins. Brown cut his losses and left Polydor -- his home for over a decade -- for one album for Henry Stone's T.K. While this doesn't have Brown bubbling over with innovation, he still provided a more substantial alternative to disco. The first track, "Rapp Payback (Where Iz Moses?)," at first is a clumsy attempt at trying to get praise from the burgeoning rap scene as he sings, "I know you heard of Master Gee / But you didn't hear nothing / About J.B." It then merges into a sped-up version of "The Payback," which would be blasphemous if it didn't rock like nobody's business. The off-the-cuff remake of "Mashed Potatoes" has Brown reuniting with Bobby Byrd as he calls out "taters."... / Jason Elias" (www.allmusic.com) Note de contenu : Rapp playback ; where iz Moses ? Mashed potatoes Funky men Smokin'& drinkin' Stay with me Honky tonk

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