SD 1654
Jazz
Criminally overlooked by academics, critics and purists who refuse to listening to anything outside of conventional jazz vernacular, Andy Bey's delivery on Experience and Judgment goes beyond anything he previously committed to tape, revealing a spiritual side that's punched up and supported by a jazz-funk ensemble. The album's opener "Celestial Blues" finds Bey delivering lines that wouldn't be out of place on Bill Withers records from this era, and the remainder of the album sounds similar to the works of such contemporaries as Roy Ayers and Gil Scott-Heron. It's soul soothing music that's been played with great reverence by the rare soul and funk community for years and rightly so, as Bey captures the essence of the soul world brilliantly, and fuses it into something that is uniquely his own.
By Rob Theakston.
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Andy Bey- (Vocals, Piano);
Selwart Clarke- (Violin, Viola);
Bill Fischer- (Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Organ, Synthesizer, Percussion);
George Davis, Richard Resnicoff- (Guitar);
Wilbur Bascomb- (Electric Bass);
Ira "Buddy" Williams, Jimmy Young- (Drums).
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A1. Celestial Blues 3:20
A2. Experience 2:58
A3. Judgment 3:00
A4. I Know This Love Can't Be Wrong 3:15
A5. Hibiscus 4:58
A6. You Should've Seen The Way 2:30
B1. Tune Up 4:11
B2. Rosemary Blue 3:29
B3. Being Uptight 3:12
B4. A Place Where Love Is 4:40
B5. Trust Us To Find The Way 2:43
B6. The Power Of My Mind 2:58
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Great album, as usual here
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