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Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Cool and Steady and Easy [1995] [Electronica] [MP3@320kbps][mrtude42] [h33t] (Size: 150.41 MB)
Description --------------------------------------------------------------------- Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Cool and Steady and Easy --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...............: Brooklyn Funk Essentials Album................: Cool and Steady and Easy Genre................: Electronica Jazz Source...............: CD Year.................: 1995 Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520 Codec................: FhG Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps) Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3 Ripped by............: Mrtude42 on 5/19/2013 Posted by............: Mrtude42 on 5/19/2013 Included.............: NFO Covers...............: Front --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. A Headnaddas Journey to the Planet Adidi-Skizm 2. Big Apple Boogaloo 3. Blow Your Brains Out 4. Bob Hop 5. Brooklyn Recycles 6. Dilly Dally 7. Mizz Bed-Stuy 8. Stickman Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge 9. Take the L Train (To 8th Avenue) 10. Take the L Train (To Brooklyn) 11. The Creator Has a Master Plan 12. The Revolution Was Postponed Because of Rain Playing Time.........: 01:05:38 Total Size...........: 150.32 MB NFO generated on.....: 5/19/2013 4:34:35 PM --------------------------------------------------------------------- Biography From Allmusic.com by Jason Ankeny Cool and Steady and Easy Acid-jazz collective Brooklyn Funk Essentials was first conceived in 1993 by producer Arthur Baker and bassist/musical director Lati Kronlund; by the following year, the group was a staple of the New York City club scene, with early lineups also including singers Joi Cardwell, Sha-Key, and Papa Dee, poets Everton Sylvester and David Allen, DJ Jazzy Nice, keyboardist Yuka Honda, (soon to co-found Cibo Matto), trumpeter Bob Brachmann, trombonist Joshua Roseman, saxophonist Paul Shapiro, drummer Yancy Drew, and percussionist E.J. Rodriguez. Brooklyn Funk Essentials' debut album Cool and Steady and Easy followed in the summer of 1994, scoring an underground hit with its rendition of Pharoah Sanders' "The Creator Has a Master Plan"; when Caldwell exited to mount a solo career, she was replaced by vocalist Stephanie McKay. In the Buzz Bag followed in 1998, and two years later, the group returned with Make 'Em Like It. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Review from allmusic.com by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Brooklyn Funk Essentials is a soul/funk/acid jazz collective, featuring Groove Collective's trombonist Joshua Roseman, producer Bob "Sassy" Brockmann, DJ Jazzy Nice, and saxophonist Paul Shapiro. Surprisingly, Cool and Steady and Easy isn't at all schizophrenic in its tone -- it's a cohesive, smooth, and funky collection, standing as a testament to the talents of the musicians involved. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Generated by Music NFO Builder v1.20 Sharing Widget |