TRACKLISTING (total time 36:18) :
1. Little Ghetto (3:04) [DeRouen-Howard]
2. Hot Sauce (4:32) [Richard Fritz]
3. Lime Twig (3:43) [Richard Fritz]
4. Slop Jar (9:12) [Richard Fritz]
5. Rock Steady (3:13) [Aretha Franklin]
6. Name The Missing Word (3:21) [Banks-Jackson-Crutcher]
7. The First Time Ever (I Saw Your Face) (2:58) [Ewan MacColl]
8. Shout (6:15) [Richard Fritz]
CREDITS (productions) :
Produced by Bob Shad
Musical Supervision : Ernie Wilkins
Arranged and Conducted by Richard Fritz
Photography : David Shepard
Cover Design : Maurer Productions
CREDITS (musicians) :
Charles Kynard : electric organ
Chuck Rainey : Fender bass
Arthur Adams : electric guitar
David Roberts : trombone, bass trombone
George Bohanon : trombone, bass trombone
James Kartchner : trumpet, flugelhorn
Jerome Rusch : trumpet, flugelhorn
Paul Humphrey : drums
Released: 1972
REVIEW :
Sweet organ lines, heavy drums, and a great little groove throughout — a tight batch of groovers from the mighty Charles Kynard! The keyboardist is in fine 70s form here — stepping away from the sparer sound of his albums for Prestige with a fuller style for Mainstream Records — in a groove that’s almost part blacksploitation funk, thanks to some sharp backings from arranger Richard Fritz! The mighty Paul Humphrey is at the bottom of the set on nicely funky drums — and other players include Arthur Adams on guitar, Chuck Rainey on bass, and some great additional horns, which give the record a larger jazzy finish, but never get in the way of Kynard’s lean, mean organ lines. There’s a great version of “Rock Steady” on the album, one that has a great funky intro — plus the cuts “Shout”, “Lime Twig”, “Slop Jar”, “Name The Missing Word”, “Little Ghetto Boy”, and “Hot Sauce”.
1. Little Ghetto (3:04) [DeRouen-Howard]
2. Hot Sauce (4:32) [Richard Fritz]
3. Lime Twig (3:43) [Richard Fritz]
4. Slop Jar (9:12) [Richard Fritz]
5. Rock Steady (3:13) [Aretha Franklin]
6. Name The Missing Word (3:21) [Banks-Jackson-Crutcher]
7. The First Time Ever (I Saw Your Face) (2:58) [Ewan MacColl]
8. Shout (6:15) [Richard Fritz]
CREDITS (productions) :
Produced by Bob Shad
Musical Supervision : Ernie Wilkins
Arranged and Conducted by Richard Fritz
Photography : David Shepard
Cover Design : Maurer Productions
CREDITS (musicians) :
Charles Kynard : electric organ
Chuck Rainey : Fender bass
Arthur Adams : electric guitar
David Roberts : trombone, bass trombone
George Bohanon : trombone, bass trombone
James Kartchner : trumpet, flugelhorn
Jerome Rusch : trumpet, flugelhorn
Paul Humphrey : drums
Released: 1972
REVIEW :
Sweet organ lines, heavy drums, and a great little groove throughout — a tight batch of groovers from the mighty Charles Kynard! The keyboardist is in fine 70s form here — stepping away from the sparer sound of his albums for Prestige with a fuller style for Mainstream Records — in a groove that’s almost part blacksploitation funk, thanks to some sharp backings from arranger Richard Fritz! The mighty Paul Humphrey is at the bottom of the set on nicely funky drums — and other players include Arthur Adams on guitar, Chuck Rainey on bass, and some great additional horns, which give the record a larger jazzy finish, but never get in the way of Kynard’s lean, mean organ lines. There’s a great version of “Rock Steady” on the album, one that has a great funky intro — plus the cuts “Shout”, “Lime Twig”, “Slop Jar”, “Name The Missing Word”, “Little Ghetto Boy”, and “Hot Sauce”.
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