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| 1. | One In Seven
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| 2. | Flurries
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| 3. | El Ron
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| 4. | Solid
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| 5. | Clap!
feat. Black Thought |
| 6. | Dig [live]
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| 7. | Doin' Something
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| 8. | Alkime
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| 9. | First Street [live]
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| 10. | All Up in It
with DJ Spinna |
| 11. | Golden Lady
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Jazz / Jam Bands; Fusion; Acid Jazz
Recorded: Oct-Dec 2002
Roughly 10 years after founding the seminal jam band Moonboot Lover in the early 1990s, Buffalo-born brothers Alan & Neal Evans teamed up with the naturally gifted upstart guitarist Eric Krasno to form the funky organ trio Soulive. This modern incarnation of the classic B-3 organ trio (ala Jimmy Smith) took the music scene by storm at the turn of the millenium and has since toured and/or recorded with everyone from Dave Matthews to the Neville Brothers to Talib Kweli.
This range of collaborators mirrors the broadness of Soulive's sound, and their mix of jazz, funk, soul and hip hop is arguably the freshest sound to have hit the jam band circuit. With Soulive, every track they've ever recorded seriously grooves, thus Steady Groovin is a retrospective of select funky moments.
Of note are tracks featuring special guests Fred Wesley (of James Brown fame) and Black Thought of The Roots. Also, the two final selections are being released on a Soulive record for the first time in the US- one of which features DJ Spinna and the other is the bands take on Stevie Wonder's classic "Golden Lady".
Soulive
Eric Krasno - guitar
Neal Evans - Clavinet, Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards
Alan Evans - drums
Additional personnel:
Black Thought - rap vocals
DJ Spinna - programming |
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