Thursday, February 7, 2008

Maceo And All The Kings Men - Doing Their Own Thing


Fantastic album of hardcore funky cuts, with a great jazzy tip on the righteous solos laid down by Maceo and the band. Recorded in the time that Maceo was away from James' band, with a crack lineup of players including Melvin Parker, Jimmy Nolan, Bernard Odom, and L.D. Williams. Nearly every cut is a lost funky gem, with funky bass, hard drums, and cool horn solos with a large sense of humor. Highlights include "Southwick", "Got to Get 'Cha", "Maceo", and the fantastic "Funky Women". This one was hard to find in the old days -- so grab it while you can and please leave a comment

15 comments:

fritz the cat said...

Thanks for all your uploads - can't wait to listen to this one!!

FunkWell said...

Great choice! Thx for the work you put in - it is GREATLY appreciated!! Keep up the FUNK - your sharing IS caring - for cats like me!!

Vincent the Soul Chef said...

Just checking in... I always appreciate it when you dig into those "Heavy Weight Crates". Keep up the good work!

Peace and blessings

rb said...

hey thanks for the maceo upload. trying to d/l it now.

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cheers,
rb

geoffrey mutton said...

cheers ears - been looking for some maceo and all the kings men and two came along at once!

Tim Worfolk said...

loved this, thanks for uploading

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Anonymous said...

Nice one, always keen to hear some early Maceo.

Anonymous said...

Didn't know about this one...thanks

purple_Crayons said...

all you had to say was "afro-influenced rock." ridiculous!

Anonymous said...

Cheers! Thanks for the stuff.

Anonymous said...

jaybird69 says: Oh, yeah! What a fanastic album. Thanks for the funkin' good time.

black apron said...

do you have a torrent file for this?

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Anonymous said...

This is great!Funky music for funky soul. Actually, I'm more on rock and ballad genre of music, though I also appreciate funk. :)

Truly
Peny@stethoscope