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Ry Cooder's The Prodigal Son.His first solo album in 6 years.Good on gospel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEUIZWyieAk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEUIZWyieAk
Ry Cooder's The Prodigal Son.His first solo album in 6 years.Good on gospel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEUIZWyieAk
but he's white! White people dont play gospel.
Give the CD a listen.Ry's been playing pretty much everything (including blues) since he first started.
maybe you should tone down your rhetoric about white/black musicians then.
That's funny, I played that album the other day for the first time in about 10 years! The sound is dated, but some of the songs are still really good. I still think it shares at least 75% of it's DNA with The Real Thing by Faith No more.
I saw them a couple of times - I thought they were OK. I mean, they could play competently enough, but didn't come close to blowing me away. Better on record, and better than the vast majority of British guitar bands in the mid to late '90s IMO. At least they tried to do something different.I saw Mansun live. Awful band.
That's funny, I played that album the other day for the first time in about 10 years! The sound is dated, but some of the songs are still really good. I still think it shares at least 75% of it's DNA with The Real Thing by Faith No more.
It is, but strip away the metallic edge of FNM (or add a load to Mansun) and I think they sound remarkably similar, and not just the highly effected vocals.Really? Never though of that. TRT is a hell of a lot more rawk!
And I remember seeing Mansun live at the Brixton Academy back in the mid 90s and if I remember it, it must have been good. Saw plenty of dross back then that have long gone from my aging brain.![]()
It is, but strip away the metallic edge of FNM (or add a load to Mansun) and I think they sound remarkably similar, and not just the highly effected vocals.
Bloody love The Real Thing. One of my absolute all time faves, never grows old.I shall stick it on next. That's a great album too, very reminiscent of my daily trips to college at Stratford.....