Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Robert Walter Title: Super Heavy Organ Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Magna Carta Original Release Date: 1/1/2005 Re-Release Date: 8/30/2005 Genres: Jazz, Pop, R&B, Rock Styles: Acid Jazz, Funk, Jam Bands, Funk Jam Bands, Jazz Jam Bands Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 026245230927 |
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On Super Heavy Organ, Robert Walter is in able company as he constructs what he calls "soul jazz". For one thing, there?s the rhythm section, culled from the finest of the New Orleans old and new guards: Johnny Vidacovich ... more » |
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Album Description On Super Heavy Organ, Robert Walter is in able company as he constructs what he calls "soul jazz". For one thing, there?s the rhythm section, culled from the finest of the New Orleans old and new guards: Johnny Vidacovich and Stanton Moore, respectively. Although they don?t join up on these tracks, they do perform together frequently under another banner. Then we have Tim Green, James Singleton, and Anthony Farrell, as competent as it gets on sax, bass, and vocals. But they deliver more than competence here. It?s more of a hardiness, a rollicking funk, done up in contemporary New Orleans style. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsPercussive gumbo stew! Dr.D.Treharne | Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom | 02/03/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "For lovers of Hammond B3 music this album is highly recoomended. Walter also manages to get some clavinet, piano and melodica in there as well,as well as adding more percussion. The album is highly percussive with not only Stanton Moore but Johnny Vidacovich adding drums,cymbals and percussion to a variety of the tracks. Its driven along by James Singleton on Bass and some splendid, often tortured Tenor Sax work from James Singleton. To add to the variety Anthony Farrell, described as 'a special guest' is quoted as providing vocals on tracks 3,5 and 7, but if you find them please let me know! Recorded in New Orleans in January 2005 the tracks seem to have been recorded in a relaxed manner, with a lot of studio backchat. There are a variety of styles 'Criminals have a name for it' has a tricky percussion led intro which builds to a strong finish. '34 Small' is a much more moody effort whilst "Don't hate, congratulate' together with 'Big Dummy' are my current favourite tracks. One further point, the sleeve notes note that it is "enhanced" and certainly the difference between playing it on the in-car stereo and letting it rip on my domestic system was marked. I hesitated before purchasing and I really do wish that I'd had the foresight to buy it on its release." ALL FUNKED UP! RICH N | exit 156 | 02/02/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "With drummers Stanton Moore and Johny Vidocovich on board you can always expect some funky stuff. Walter's organ screams over some of the slickest N.O. drumming grooves anywhere. Solid tunes played by top guys who know how to make their instruments sound loose and happy."
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