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Sly Stone - I'm Back! Family & Friends (2011)

Sly Stone - I'm Back! Family & Friends (2011)

BAND/ARTIST: Sly Stone

  • Title: I'm Back! Family & Friends
  • Year Of Release: 2011
  • Label: Cleopatra Records
  • Genre: Funk, Soul, R&B
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
  • Total Time: 57:46
  • Total Size: 386 MB | 130 MB
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Tracklist
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01. Sly Stone, Ray Manzarek - Dance To The Music
02. Sly Stone, Ann Wilson - Everyday People
03. Sly Stone - Family Affair
04. Sly Stone, Carmine Appice, Ernie Watts - Stand!
05. Sly Stone, Johnny Winter - Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
06. Sly Stone, Jeff Beck - (I Want To Take You) Higher
07. Sly Stone, Bootsy Collins - Hot Fun In The Summertime
08. Sly Stone - Dance To The Music (Extended Mix)
09. Sly Stone - Plain Jane
10. Sly Stone - His Eye Is On The Sparrow
11. Sly Stone - Get Away
12. Sly Stone - Dance To The Music (Club Mix)
13. Sly Stone - Family Affair (Dubstep Mix)
14. Sly Stone - Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) (Electro Club Mix)

Sly Stone slipped off the radar long before he slid into seclusion, his long fadeaway beginning at the peak of disco, his Reagan-era albums for Warner roundly ignored. He disappeared after 1982’s Ain’t But the One Way, yet rumors of a comeback continued to surface well into the new millennium, gaining momentum in 2006 when Sly gave his first public appearance in decades during that year’s Grammy Award tribute to Sly & the Family Stone. It was, like so much surrounding Sly, a botched performance, but he did venture out for some genuine concerts not long afterward and an excellent 2007 Vanity Fair piece from David Kamp suggested that Stone was working on new music, music that would constitute a genuine comeback, modestly raising expectations that Sly may have finally pulled his act together. Given his history, it should come as no shock that this turns out not to be the case. The comeback album, hopefully if desperately titled I’m Back!, is a garish mess built largely on inept re-creations of classic Family Stone singles, sometimes assisted by guests shoehorned into the original arrangements. Jeff Beck muscles some fuzz guitar into “(I Want to Take You) Higher” and Bootsy Collins relaxes into “Hot Fun in the Summertime,” but to no avail: their spirited efforts can’t salvage the cavernous plastic arrangements, all built with too much sterile separation. These re-creations are at least marginally better than the atrocious “remixes” -- of the re-creations, not the originals -- tacked onto the end of the record, but most disappointing are the two originals, “Plain Jane” and “Get Away,” tossed away in the middle of the record. As songs, these are not outright disasters -- they’re not bad evocations of post-Riot funk -- but they’re saddled with the same awful production that hobbles the re-creations, the same sticky, tacky, desperate replication of the past that only underscores just how long ago Sly’s golden years were.~AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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  • mldekker
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Veel Dank!!!
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