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Posted by: Huddel on 25-04-2008, 19:14
Curtis Mayfield - Live in Europe
Артист: Curtis Mayfield (http://www.rockhall.com/inductee/curtis-mayfield
Альбом: Live in Europe, 1987
Издатель: CURTOM / CUR2-2901-CD
Жанр: Funk - Soul - R&B
Формат файла: EAC,Flac, Cue, Log, Scanns -> 377 MB
Ссылка: CD (ed2k://|file|Curtis%20Mayfield%20-%20Live%20In%20Europe.rar|395235199|B3D49BE3D1387A85D5E64AA13CC6D1EF|h=JCPWJZXXPA4LPFYTZKT5JRSCYFDVKPGP|/
Нахождение: eDonkey/Kademlia
Tracklist:
1 Introduction - Mayfield :35
2 Ice 9 - Amato 3:44
3 Back to the World - Mayfield 5:45
4 It's All Right/Amen - Mayfield, Pate 3:57
5 Gypsy Woman - Mayfield 4:17
6 Freddie's Dead - Mayfield 6:15
7 Pusherman - Mayfield 6:52
8 We Got to Have Peace - Mayfield 4:03
9 We've Only Just Begun - Nichols, Williams 3:53
10 People Get Ready - Mayfield 3:41
11 Move on Up - Mayfield 8:25
12 (Don't Worry) If There's a Hell Below, We're All Going to Go - Mayfield 5:10
13 When Seasons Change- Mayfield 5:17


The CD has a sticker which is blacked.

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SPOILER!

Posted by: Huddel on 25-04-2008, 19:15
Review by Alex Henderson

Although Curtis Mayfield's album sales had decreased significantly by the late '70s, the smooth Chicago soul veteran remained a popular live attraction well into the '80s. Audiences still longed to hear both gems from his years with the influential Impressions and his early solo hits, and he gives them exactly what they want on this album (released as both a single CD and a two-CD set). Mayfield reminds us just how great the Impressions were on heartfelt versions of such '60s classics as "Gypsy Woman" (which greatly influenced the Isley Brothers), "It's Alright" and the inspirational "People Get Ready," and is equally captivating on incisive, early-'70s sociopolitical hits like "Pusherman," "Freddie's Dead," and "If There's a Hell Below." Live in Europe's main flaw isn't Mayfield's performances, but a band that, although decent, just doesn't go that extra mile or do this superb material justice. Horns, a main ingredient of many of his hits, are sorely missed -- especially on "Move on Up" -- and Buzz Amato's keyboards simply can't take their place.

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