Soul Hour (Remastered) Dee Dee, Barry & The Movements

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Album-Release:
1968

HRA-Release:
27.01.2017

Label: MPS

Genre: R&B

Subgenre: Funk

Artist: Dee Dee, Barry & The Movements

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  • 1Get out of My Life Woman05:13
  • 2Summertime04:06
  • 3Soultime03:44
  • 4Funky Broadway04:42
  • 5Midnight Hour04:31
  • 6It's All Right03:02
  • 7Willow Weep for Me05:07
  • 8Hold On, I'm Coming04:29
  • Total Runtime34:54

Info for Soul Hour (Remastered)

This obscure album is a hidden gem. Dee Dee McNeil began her career singing jazz with such greats as Hampton Hawes and Frank Butler, and then veered towards R&B and soul, writing hit songs for Motown. The Afro-American singer/songwriter’s pieces have been recorded by the likes of Diana Ross & the Supremes, Gladys Knight & the Pips, and Nancy Wilson. Singer Barry Window’s father was South African, and those roots serve him well: he is the perfect counterweight to Dee Dee’s resonant voice. Saxophonist Barney Wilen is something of a jazz legend in France, having played with Miles Davis on the sound track for Louis Malle’s iconic Ascenseur pour l’échafaud. Wilen recorded two highly regarded MPS albums under his own name: Dear Prof. Leary and Auto Jazz. With its funky renditions of such classics as New Orleans R&B legend Allen Toussant’s Get Out of My Life Woman, Wilson Pickett’s Midnight Hour, and Ray Charles’ It’s Alright heated by incendiary instrumental solos and fervent vocals, the album sweats soul.

Dee-Dee McNeil, vocals
Barry Window, vocals
Barney Wilen, tenor/soprano saxophone
Ronald Bryer, guitar
Joel Vandroogenbroeck, organ, flute
Peter Giske, bass
Wolfgang Paap, drums

Recorded April 16th and 17th, 1968 at Max Lussi, Basel, Switzerland
Recorded by Willi Fruth
Produced by Joachim E. Berendt

Digitally remastered



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