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“Had it come out in 1976, the title track and single-entendre slammer “Big Balls” would’ve been rock-radio classics years ahead of schedule.”
“At the height of slick international disco, here was an album full of raw celebration that had deep local flavor.– J.D.”
“But he wasn’t interested in their lavish productions, and his sound stayed as raw as ever.”
““We didn’t know if we’d ever be able to play in the same way again.”
“The record showcased not just how seasoned they were as a band, but how much potential they had.”
“But it’s the classic albums we’re toasting right now.”
“Stevie Wonder made everybody’s fave with Songs in the Key of Life .”
“Their lameness is our lucky break — the song is one of his last true classics.”
“He interprets blues standards and pop ballads from the past, but also a batch of Roxy Music songs, giving them a jazzy new groove.”
“A few months later, George Harrison showed up to collect.”
“Of the 10 tracks, two would become future hits: “Breakdown” and “American Girl,” the latter the best song of their career, fittingly recorded on the Fourth of July.”
“P-Funk met Dr.”
“Shows were cancelled, and they headed into the studio to record new material.”
““I Want You” starts off as sensitive acoustic schlock but quickly turns into irresistibly swaggering pop-metal, and the solid songs keep on coming, from “Take Me” to “Calling Dr.”
“Garvey’s Ghost was mixed in London, but the goal was taking dub somewhere new sonically.”
“New sounds were rising up, from Jamaican dub to CBGB punk, from outlaw country to stoner rock.”
“The Band played their farewell “Last Waltz” show on Thanksgiving.”