Evelyn "Champagne" King - Call on Me (Expanded) (1980/2014) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Evelyn "Champagne" King
- Title: Call on Me (Expanded)
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Legacy Recordings
- Genre: Funk, Soul, Disco
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 01:07:12
- Total Size: 1538 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. Let's Get Funky Tonight (7" Version)
02. Your Kind of Loving
03. Call on Me
04. I Need Your Love
05. Talk Don't Hurt Nobody
06. Just a Little Bit of Love
07. Bedroom Eyes
08. Universal Girl
09. Let's Get Funky Tonight (12")
10. Sweet Delight
11. Long Time Waiting on You
12. Is It Good
13. I Love You
King's strong, deep-voiced stylings and sensitive edge are the saving graces on her first album of the '80s. Despite overall sturdy production, many of the melodies simply linger on and on and the arrangements don't have much chance to take off. Besides the sassy "Let's Get Funky Tonight" and the warm, understated "Just a Little Bit of Love," there aren't any particularly memorable moments. The title track is a stale midtempo romp with an embarrassing guest vocal by producer T. Life; "Bedroom Eyes" is accordingly sleepy; and "Talk Don't Hurt Nobody" has a decent lyrical theme, but lacks the musical energy needed to get the lyric across. Whereas the previous year's Music Box relied on formulaic disco tracks, Call on Me tries to establish King in a funkier vein. But the material itself is so arid that the album quickly becomes musically ineffective.
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01. Let's Get Funky Tonight (7" Version)
02. Your Kind of Loving
03. Call on Me
04. I Need Your Love
05. Talk Don't Hurt Nobody
06. Just a Little Bit of Love
07. Bedroom Eyes
08. Universal Girl
09. Let's Get Funky Tonight (12")
10. Sweet Delight
11. Long Time Waiting on You
12. Is It Good
13. I Love You
King's strong, deep-voiced stylings and sensitive edge are the saving graces on her first album of the '80s. Despite overall sturdy production, many of the melodies simply linger on and on and the arrangements don't have much chance to take off. Besides the sassy "Let's Get Funky Tonight" and the warm, understated "Just a Little Bit of Love," there aren't any particularly memorable moments. The title track is a stale midtempo romp with an embarrassing guest vocal by producer T. Life; "Bedroom Eyes" is accordingly sleepy; and "Talk Don't Hurt Nobody" has a decent lyrical theme, but lacks the musical energy needed to get the lyric across. Whereas the previous year's Music Box relied on formulaic disco tracks, Call on Me tries to establish King in a funkier vein. But the material itself is so arid that the album quickly becomes musically ineffective.
Soul | Funk | Disco | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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