All That - Eponymous Debut & The Whop Boom Bam (1997/1999)
BAND/ARTIST: All That
- Title: Eponymous Debut & The Whop Boom Bam
- Year Of Release: 1997/1999
- Label: Cafard Music / Upstart
- Genre: Jazz, Funk / Soul, Brass Band, Rhythm & Blues, New Orleans Jazz
- Quality: CBR 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks +.cue,log)
- Total Time: 2:06:32
- Total Size: 304 mb / 786 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
TRACKLIST:
1997 - Eponymous Debut
01. Wolf's Remedy 3:50
02. Lil' Liza Jane 6:18
03. All Night 3:27
04. Back To Broke 5:56
05. Roll With It, We're Ready 5:58
06. Givin' It Up 5:19
07. The March Of The Micks 1:28
08. Little People's Place 4:44
09. So Long 4:39
10. Morton :30
11. All That 8:24
12. Movin' And Groovin' 4:46
13. All That Reprise 1:38
14. Red 6:16
Keith "Wolf" Anderson - trombone, vocals (1,2,11)
Ben Ellman - tenor saxophone
Kirk Joseph - sousaphone
Alex McMurray - guitar, vocals (11)
Brice Miller - trumpet, fluglehorn, vocals (5,9,11,12)
Doug Miller - baritone saxphone, flute (9)
Kevin O' Day - drums, vocals (9,11)
Stanton Moore - drums (2,11)
Davis Rogan - old keyboards, vocals (2,3,6,8,9,11)
Special Guests:
Chaddy 1 P.U.S. - lead vocals (5), vocals (3,5,6)
Theryl DeClouet - lead vocals (12)
Keng - vocals (3,5,6)
Mike Mayfield - percussion (8)
Kulafaru Mouton - congas & percussion (5,8)
Josh Paxon - keyboards (14)
Produced by Davis Rogan & All That
Executive Producer Henry Griffin
All That is (was?) a New Orleans band with a rotating cast of musicians. This album should be of particular interest for Galactic and/or Stanton Moore fans.
1999 - The Whop Boom Bam
01 Funk With Me 4:02
02 El Futuro 7:05
03 Collegiate Dope Slingaz
04 Shut It Off 4:53
05 Flow On 4:05
06 Los Hombres De F.I.A.S.Co. 4:04
07 Fiasco 3:51
08 T. Chapman 7:32
09 Let Me In 3:38
10 Moby Dick 5:08
11 Red Beans 4:36
12 Mardi Gras 1999 4:37
Drums – Derrick Freeman
Guitar – Alex McMurray
Keyboards – DJ Davis
Producer – Scott Billington
Reeds – Doug Miller
Sousaphone – Matt Perrine
Trombone – Antonio Gambrell, Tyrus Chapman
Vocals – Alex McMurray, Antonio Gambrell, DJ Davis, Derrick Freeman, Doug Miller, Matt Perrine, Tyrus Chapman
1997 - Eponymous Debut
01. Wolf's Remedy 3:50
02. Lil' Liza Jane 6:18
03. All Night 3:27
04. Back To Broke 5:56
05. Roll With It, We're Ready 5:58
06. Givin' It Up 5:19
07. The March Of The Micks 1:28
08. Little People's Place 4:44
09. So Long 4:39
10. Morton :30
11. All That 8:24
12. Movin' And Groovin' 4:46
13. All That Reprise 1:38
14. Red 6:16
Keith "Wolf" Anderson - trombone, vocals (1,2,11)
Ben Ellman - tenor saxophone
Kirk Joseph - sousaphone
Alex McMurray - guitar, vocals (11)
Brice Miller - trumpet, fluglehorn, vocals (5,9,11,12)
Doug Miller - baritone saxphone, flute (9)
Kevin O' Day - drums, vocals (9,11)
Stanton Moore - drums (2,11)
Davis Rogan - old keyboards, vocals (2,3,6,8,9,11)
Special Guests:
Chaddy 1 P.U.S. - lead vocals (5), vocals (3,5,6)
Theryl DeClouet - lead vocals (12)
Keng - vocals (3,5,6)
Mike Mayfield - percussion (8)
Kulafaru Mouton - congas & percussion (5,8)
Josh Paxon - keyboards (14)
Produced by Davis Rogan & All That
Executive Producer Henry Griffin
All That is (was?) a New Orleans band with a rotating cast of musicians. This album should be of particular interest for Galactic and/or Stanton Moore fans.
1999 - The Whop Boom Bam
01 Funk With Me 4:02
02 El Futuro 7:05
03 Collegiate Dope Slingaz
04 Shut It Off 4:53
05 Flow On 4:05
06 Los Hombres De F.I.A.S.Co. 4:04
07 Fiasco 3:51
08 T. Chapman 7:32
09 Let Me In 3:38
10 Moby Dick 5:08
11 Red Beans 4:36
12 Mardi Gras 1999 4:37
Drums – Derrick Freeman
Guitar – Alex McMurray
Keyboards – DJ Davis
Producer – Scott Billington
Reeds – Doug Miller
Sousaphone – Matt Perrine
Trombone – Antonio Gambrell, Tyrus Chapman
Vocals – Alex McMurray, Antonio Gambrell, DJ Davis, Derrick Freeman, Doug Miller, Matt Perrine, Tyrus Chapman
This is the former band of Davis Rogan, AKA DJ Davis, who is the musician upon whom the character DJ Davis in HBO's series Treme is based.
New Orleans's All That offers a melange of funk, hip-hop, and deep-in-the-bone brass-band sounds on their second album, The Whop Boom Bam. Appropriately, for such a freewheeling sonic mix, the outfit tends toward the tongue-in-cheek, whether celebrating "Red Beans" and "Mardi Gras 1999," putting the horns out front for a honking version of Led Zeppelin's "Moby Dick," or offering a hilarious account of a missed gig entirely through answering-machine messages ("Los Hombre de F.I.A.S.Co."). --Rickey Wright
New Orleans's All That offers a melange of funk, hip-hop, and deep-in-the-bone brass-band sounds on their second album, The Whop Boom Bam. Appropriately, for such a freewheeling sonic mix, the outfit tends toward the tongue-in-cheek, whether celebrating "Red Beans" and "Mardi Gras 1999," putting the horns out front for a honking version of Led Zeppelin's "Moby Dick," or offering a hilarious account of a missed gig entirely through answering-machine messages ("Los Hombre de F.I.A.S.Co."). --Rickey Wright
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