Fine Young Cannibals - The Raw & The Remix [EAC-FLAC] [RePoPo]

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Fine Young Cannibals - The Raw & The Remix
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01. She Drives Me Crazy (David Z 12" Version) [0:07:06.12]
02. I'm Not Satisfied (New York Rap Version) [0:03:59.13]
03. Good Thing (12" Version) [0:04:38.42]
04. Johnny Come Home (Mark Moore 12" Version) [0:04:49.00]
05. I'm Not The Man I Used To Be (Jazzie B & Nellee Hooper Version)
[0:04:41.55]
06. She Drives Me Crazy (The Monie Love Remix) [0:04:54.73]
07. I'm Not Satisfied (Matt Dike Remix) [0:04:37.05]
08. It's OK (It's Alright) (Ploeg Club Mix) [0:04:35.02]
09. I'm Not The Man I Used To Be (Smith & Mighty Version) [0:04:38.58]
10. Johnny Takes A Trip [0:05:02.05]
11. Tired Of Getting Pushed Around (The Mayhem Rhythm Remix Version)
[0:04:01.72]
12. Don't Look Back (12" Version) [0:05:52.25]


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Biography by Ed Nimmervoll

When the Beat (known as the English Beat in the U.S. only) split in 1983, it
came as a surprise to guitarist Dave Cox and bassist David Steele. The first
time they realized that the group's vocalists, Ranking Roger and Dave Wakelin,
had gone off to form a group without them was when their accountant phoned to
finalize the divorce. While the defectors had formed General Public, Cox and
Steele set about creating something new of their own. Apart from not wanting to
repeat the mistakes the Beat made, and a vague notion of adding both jazz and
soul to the Beat's ska roots (they also decided to feature a strong vocalist),
there was no real master plan.

The latter proved harder than they could have imagined. More than 500 potential
singers auditioned, before, despairing of finding someone, they decided to seek
out a singer whose band had once supported the Beat. They found Roland Gift
singing with a barroom R&B band named the Bones, looking like Sidney Poitier but
sounding like Otis Redding. He was everything they had remembered; he was their
man. Gift had spent his teenage years in youth theatre, until the advent of punk
made music his main passion. As punk gave way to the two-tone ska which gave
rise to groups like Madness and, ultimately, the Beat, Gift took up saxophone
and singing in a local band.

Keeping live work down to just the occasional on-off date, the Fine Young
Cannibals signed to London Records in early 1985. Their name came from an
obscure 1960 film starring Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood. Resisting the record
company's attempts to team them up with a producer determined to make the group
a product of her sound rather than theirs, the Fine Young Cannibals released a
demo version of "Johnny Come Home" as their first single. Its instant success
allowed them to team up with a compatible producer, Robin Miller, for the first
Fine Young Cannibals album, also containing the group's trademark overstated
version of Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds." For the Johnathan Demme film
Something Wild, they reached back into Gift's punk past with a version of the
Buzzcocks' classic "Ever Fallen in Love." Five years later, a second album
emerged, The Raw and the Cooked, the raw side made up mostly of songs the group
had contributed to Barry Levinson's film Tin Men. The single "She Drives Me
Crazy" was a worldwide number one hit.

Since then, the Fine Young Cannibals have remained elusive. Cox and Steele
continue to work together under various names, while Roland Gift's hoped-for
film career never quite took off. The Fine Young Cannibals have never officially
broken up, and rumors of reunions and recording sessions have persisted. Their
1996 greatest hits album, The Finest, featured the newly recorded track "Flame."

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