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| 1. | Foots
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| 2. | Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours
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| 3. | The Gadd Solo
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| 4. | Stuff's Stuff
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| 5. | That's the Way of the World
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| 6. | Feelin' Alright
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| 7. | Lift Every Voice and Sing/Oh Happy Day
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| 8. | Ode to Stuff
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| 9. | How Long Will It Last?
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| 10. | Stuff Theme
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| 11. | You Are So Beautiful
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| 12. | Boogie on Reggae Woman
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| 13. | Do It Again
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Cornell Dupree - Guitar
Eric Gale - Guitar
Gordon Edwards - Bass, Liner Notes, Producer
Richard Tee - Keyboards
Steve Gadd - Drums
This live recording of Stuff at Montreux features 12 rare tracks, including "Oh Happy Day," starring singer Odetta. Famed session musicians Gordon Edwards, Steve Gadd, Richard Tee, Eric Gale, and Cornell Dupree formed the backbone of this all-star band.
Stuff, caught here in their only performance at Montreux, combined the talents of five amazing musicians: Cornell Dupree on guitar, Gordon Edwards on bass, Steve Gadd on drums, Eric Gale on guitar and Richard Tee on keyboards. Individually they were amongst the most sought after session players of their day but together as Stuff they had a magic all of their own, brilliantly captured on this CD, which also
features a guest appearance from vocalist Odetta on "Oh Happy Day" and specially written sleeve notes by Gordon Edwards and longtime fan of the band Chris Rea.
"The purity of what's on this [CD] is the true history of modern music. It's as good as it ever got and ever will get."
--- Chris Rea
* Chris Rea - Liner Notes
* Claire Higgins - Production Coordination
* Claude Nobs - Executive Producer
* Geoff Kempin - Executive Producer
* Jean Ristori - Post Production
* Milton Glaser - Design
* Rosie Holley - Associate Producer
* Stuart Green - Package Design
* Terry Shand - Executive Producer
* Thierry Amsallem - Director
Stuff
Active Decades: '70s and '80s
Genre: R&B
Styles: Funk, Urban
Under the leadership of bassist Gordon Edwards, several of the most prolific studio players around teamed together to form an all-star rhythm section that on a part-time basis operated as an independent group. Back around 1967, Edwards put together the Encyclopedia of Soul and during the next decade, the group (which just played together on an occasional basis) evolved into Stuff. Such musicians as drummer Billy Cobham and Jimmy Johnson and altoist David Sanborn passed through the group. By the time of its initial recording in 1975, the lineup was set: Richard Tee on organ, electric piano, and acoustic pianos, both Eric Gale and Cornell Dupree on guitars, bassist Edwards, and drummer Steve Gadd; Christopher Parker was occasionally with the group on second drums and percussion. Although the band, which consisted of masterful accompanists, often sounded like a "music minus one" ensemble (as if they were waiting for the main soloist to show up), Stuff was quite popular for a few years, recording four albums for Warner Bros. and having occasional reunions in the '80s.
---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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