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Barbara Dennerlein:
Outhipped
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Verve 547503-2 |
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February 1999 in New York/USA
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| online distribution |
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| Barbara Dennerlein |
Hammond Organ, footpedals, synthesizer |
| Don Alias |
percussion |
| Ray Anderson |
trombone, tuba |
| Dennis Chambers |
drums |
| James Genus |
bass |
| Craig Handy |
tenor sax, baritone sax |
| Antonio Hart |
soprano sax, alto sax |
| Steve Nelson |
marimba, vibes |
| Alex Sipiagin |
flugelhorn |
| Steve Slaggle |
flutes |
| Mitch Watkins |
guitar |
| Jeff 'Tain' Watts |
drums |
01: Outhipped
02: Frog Dance
03: Odd Blues
04: Bloody Mary
05: Sweet Poison
06: Black And White
07: Mabuse
08: Strange Passion
09: Farewell To Old Friends
10: Satisfaction
11: In The Mud
12: Jammin'
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Satisfaction - the only track which was not composed by Barbara - Mick Jagger sends his regards.
Very hippy, whatever that is. Or outhipped, whatever that is. I would say, very funky, and that's the point.
Most of the music on this CD is funky. Funky what? We remember the late 1960s with all the funky style
music which knocked you sideways. Apart from some harmonies of the 1990s there are no new aspects
in the development of Barbara's music. That does not mean that this CD is not worth listening to. It's an
excellent way of playing the organ, and all the other musicians make a wonderful job. Remains the question:
So what's new?
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It's not 5 star - but 4 1/2 is also worth it.
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