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King Curtis employed a powerhouse lineup on Everybody's Talkin', including soul-jazz luminaries Bernard Purdie, Cornell Dupree, Billy Butler, Billy Preston, and the Memphis Horns. As can be expected, the tunes here are relatively indicative of the times and range from greasy Southern ballads to more funky material. Among the highlights are the slow, loping funk of "If I Were a Carpenter" (which sounds like any number of Pete Rock's mid-song interludes), the title track, and the near identical cover of King Floyd's "Groove Me." Best of all, though, is "Ridin' Thumb" which appears both in vocal and instrumental form. The vocal version begins the second side of the LP and is clearly the most worthy single on the album. The instrumental, on the other hand, bookends the set (as well as the side) and is very clearly the rest of the vocal take after Curtis switched from vocals to tenor sax. Seeing as the musicians were already well into the groove by the time the instrumental half of the tune kicks in, the argument can be made that "Ridin' Thumb-Jam" is the is the funkier of the two and a fine example of soul-jazz at its best. Recommended for fans of the genre.
© Brandon Burke /TiVo
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K. Floyd, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
S. Stewart, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
S. SHEPARD, Writer - B. BUTLER, Writer - B. Doggett, Writer - Butler, Composer, Lyricist - King Curtis, Writer, Performance, MainArtist - Scott, Composer, Lyricist - C Scott, Writer - Shepard, Composer, Lyricist - Doggett, Composer, Lyricist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
Stephen Stills, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
T. Hardin, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
Fred Neil, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
J. Seals, Writer - King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist - Irving Berlin, Writer
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist - M. Broughton, Writer
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist - M. Broughton, Writer
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
King Curtis, Performance, MainArtist - JAMES SEALS, Writer
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records
Chronique
King Curtis employed a powerhouse lineup on Everybody's Talkin', including soul-jazz luminaries Bernard Purdie, Cornell Dupree, Billy Butler, Billy Preston, and the Memphis Horns. As can be expected, the tunes here are relatively indicative of the times and range from greasy Southern ballads to more funky material. Among the highlights are the slow, loping funk of "If I Were a Carpenter" (which sounds like any number of Pete Rock's mid-song interludes), the title track, and the near identical cover of King Floyd's "Groove Me." Best of all, though, is "Ridin' Thumb" which appears both in vocal and instrumental form. The vocal version begins the second side of the LP and is clearly the most worthy single on the album. The instrumental, on the other hand, bookends the set (as well as the side) and is very clearly the rest of the vocal take after Curtis switched from vocals to tenor sax. Seeing as the musicians were already well into the groove by the time the instrumental half of the tune kicks in, the argument can be made that "Ridin' Thumb-Jam" is the is the funkier of the two and a fine example of soul-jazz at its best. Recommended for fans of the genre.
© Brandon Burke /TiVo
À propos
- 1 disque(s) - 11 piste(s)
- Durée totale : 00:44:06
- Artistes principaux : King Curtis
- Compositeur : Various Composers
- Label : Rhino Atlantic
- Genre : Soul/Funk/R&B R&B
© 1972 Atco Records. ℗ 1972 Atco Records. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.
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