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Normally don't have much time for Mr Albarn, but this is Stupendous

Soul Jazz Funk from Charles Wright
One of the people responsible for moving/transforming Soul into Funk in the late 60's early 70's

One of my favorite Tool album. Energy ,lyric ,melancholic and sound orgasm together
P.S quality recording on such music

Scroll down for the track listing and a bit of an oul' listen.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Late-Night-Tale ... _cp_m_h__0

One of the best Rock albums ever made IMHO!

Don't know what the intention was with this album, covers of non jazz pop songs, but she does a smouldering version of Yummy Yummy Yummy, (hard to believe that's possible)!



Not Neil's finest, but when he and Crazy Horse lock into a groove, like on the final two tracks, (Sun Green and Be The Rain), nobody does it better.

Ivor wrote:

Scroll down for the track listing and a bit of an oul' listen.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Late-Night-Tale ... _cp_m_h__0

Nothing wrong with that track listing?

fergus wrote:

One of the best Rock albums ever made IMHO!

Is that the one with High Hopes? Always loved that one especially the introduction;when David's voice enters "Beyond the horizon...." WOW :-)) Sends a shiver right down............. good choice fergus :-)

"Beyond the horizon of the place we lived when we were young
In a world of magnets and miracles.
Our thoughts strayed constantly and without boundary.
The ringing of the division bell had begun."