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Product Description. The two classic hits on this 1974 Reprise LP, Hey Pocky A-Way and People Say, appear twice on this reissue-in their original album form and as bonus single versions. Other gems: What'cha Say; Jungle Man, and It Ain't No Use. A parasitic flatworm that infects hundreds of millions of people in the developing world is able to survive in the bloodstream for decades by constantly renewing its skin - a mechanism that could inform potential new treatments. Alta banda amigosss! Siouxsie And The Banshees Nocturne Rar File. ! Dejen su comentario que le parecio. Design talent is coupled with marketing insight. Trend forecasting skills are balanced with historical and cultural knowledge. Among its many projects, Heartwear has.
Contents • • • • • • Background [ ] The Meters cut their first three mostly instrumental albums with Josie Records, before signing with Reprise and recording 1972's, their first album to feature mostly vocal songs and arrangements. Rejuvenation is the follow-up album.
It was produced by and recorded at his brand new in New Orleans. Some of the songs on the album include horn section arrangements by Toussaint. The somewhat garish front cover artwork features a photograph of a woman sitting on a couch alongside several record albums strewn about her living room, such as 's 1972 Life, Love and Faith as well as the Meters' own previous LP Cabbage Alley. Reception [ ] of called it 'a first-class funk album' and noted the album's rock influences and its hard-edged funk.
Had a positive view and singles out the two tracks 'It Ain't No Use' and 'Just Kissed My Baby' as highlights. Of called the album 'a high point of 1970s funk'. He noted the sparse spacing of the music and stylistic influences from Mardi Gras, gospel, R&B and country. Daryl Easlea of called the music a 'merger of funk and ' and said the album is 'the epitome of groove-laden, hook-rich, in-your-face funk.' He singled out 'Africa' and 'It Ain't No Use' as highlights. Influence and cover songs [ ] The album's influence is detectable in the work of a number of artists who have performed renditions of its songs. The did a modified version of the song 'Africa' on their album.
Throughout their version, the word 'Africa' is changed to ' and 'Mother Land' is changed to 'Brother Land'. The third track, 'Just Kissed My Baby', is used in on the funk radio station.
The song is sampled on 's 'Timebomb' from the album Yo! Bum Rush the Show. Did a rendition of 'Just Kissed My Baby' on Texas Sugar/Strat Magik.
He has also covered 'People Say' live. () covered 'Just Kissed My Baby' on the album Out of the Blues. New Orleans' covered 'Africa' on their Medicated Magic album. The regularly performed 'Hey Pocky A-Way' in their concerts in the late 1980's. Track listing [ ] All tracks written by Ziggy Modeliste, Art Neville, Leo Nocentelli, George Porter, Jr. Title Length 1. 'People Say' 5:18 2.
'Love Is for Me' 3:55 3. 'Just Kissed My Baby' 4:43 4. 'What'cha Say' 3:29 5. 'Jungle Man' 3:26 6. 'Hey Pocky A-Way' 4:06 7. 'It Ain't No Use' 11:51 8.
'Loving You Is on My Mind' 3:19 9. 'Africa' 4:01 2001 digitally remastered CD bonus tracks No. Title Length 10. 'People Say' (Single Version) 3:11 11. 'Hey Pocky A-Way' (Single Version) 3:27 Personnel [ ] Credits adapted from, with added vocal credits.
• – drums, composer, producer, vocals • – keyboards, composer, producer, vocals • – guitar, composer, producer, background vocals • – bass, composer, producer, background vocals • – slide guitar on 'Just Kissed My Baby' Production • – producer • Tim Livingston – project manager • Bob Irwin – mastering • Al Quaglieri – mastering • Ken Laxton – engineer • Rich Russell – design • – liner notes References [ ]. • ^ Stephen Thomas Erlewine.. From the original on January 26, 2017. Retrieved December 20, 2015. • ^ Robert Christgau.. From the original on March 28, 2012. Retrieved October 3, 2011.