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The Zone (Velour). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
TOPAZ THE ZONE Velour Tenor sax-playing Topaz and a handful of other musicians have married for a second time to produce what is too downtempo to be dance or funk, but is way too cool to be your parents' jazz music either. It's jazz fusion in a way that would make Steely Dan oh so proud. The third ...
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I've Been Hit (Velour). Review by Vanessa Bormann.
KUDU I'VE BEEN HIT Velour From the small (and fresh) New York label Velour comes yet another amazing example of what happens when visual quality art and music collide: Kudu. The 12-inch single for I've Been Hit includes three other tracks that actually eclipse the single itself. "Restless" is a bedroom ...
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Outta Here (Velour). Review by Stein Haukland.
LETTUCE OUTTA HERE Velour Lettuce was the first home for several notable musicians on the current soul/jazz scene, and on this release, they revisit former glories and work up quite a sweat over an brief hour of jazzy R&B, deep soul, and hard funk, with a nod in the direction of fusion. A couple of ...
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Cherry (Knitting Factory / Velour). Review by Matt Cibula.
JOSH ROSEMAN UNIT CHERRY Knitting Factory / Velour Jazz album of the year. Who cares if it's only January? This is it, right here. But that's not really fair, because this album was recorded in 1998, was supposed to be released in '99 and then 2000, and actually was released in Europe last year. So ...
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Lonely Just Like Me: The Final Chapter (Hacktone Records). Review by Al Pergande.
ARTHUR ALEXANDER LONELY JUST LIKE ME: THE FINAL CHAPTER Hacktone Records If you haven't heard of Arthur Alexander, you've missed one of the true greats of '60s Delta blues. Alexander offers a smooth, old school mix of country steel guitar and soul that might have been on the Animal House soundtrack ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Fretblanket (Gail Worley)
... turn up [for a show] like somebody off the street. Plus [dressing up is] an awful lot of fun, you know. You can't really strut around [every day] in velour pants and spangly flippin' jackets and what not, so I find it a real treat to come out here and get dressed up and have people taking pictures. ...
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March 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Thanatos (Dave Aftandilian)
... my keys back to me after I voluntarily surrendered them. Now, I had flaming red hair that was standing on end, and was wearing a pair of maroon velour bellbottoms -- good outfit for the Broward County jail. So I get tossed in with the crack heads and a few other slobbering drunken lowlifes, and there ...
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February 2000 :: Live Ink :: WASP (Carl F. Gauze)
... Performance Space Orlando by Carl F. Gauze Well, I have to admit it. I'm a WASP. Oh, sure, there's a 12-step program, or I could claim to love that velour soul sound of James Brown and the Motown homies. But it's all a lie, and there's no way around it. In fact, I'm just like this new, clear family ...
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Once again, Bracket shows up at my door, sounding
... the fluffy pink cloud is in your hand again. Bracket's particular version of fuzzy pop punk is the result of by a solid wall of twin guitars, like velour against cinderblock. A tight rhythm section and liberal doses of vocal harmonies help identify Bracket, but what really sets them apart is that unidentifiable ...
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Alpha Bravo Charlie (S.H.A.D.O.). Review by Ian Koss.
... verse leads to a heavenly chorus and back, making me feel like my own airline commercial. Vocalist Claudia Kaiser has a great voice, like a purple velour coil spring. After hearing Die Moulinette's contributions, eight in all, we come to eight remixes of the tracks. Stereo Total's deconstruction of ...
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