The Jungle Brothers "Done by the Forces of Nature" (1989)
The Brothers beefed up their classic rap sound with elements of jazz,
world music, house, funk and Afrobeat. According to the book, the group
were accused of selling out, but history appears to have vindicated the them, with the album being pegged quite high on several ranked lists,
not to mention retrospective reviews generally lauding the album.
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Day 0659 - Club Classics Vol. One
Soul II Soul "Club Classics Vol. One" (1989)
The group started off playing house parties and street parties. It's apt then that the album is set out like a DJ's club mix with some long drawn-out beat loops and some catchy hooks. There are touches of jazz, funk, disco and the titular soul, all brewed into a dancey stew. Probably not my cup of tea overall, but it's listenable.
They released this album before the line-up started to change, with member Jazzie B eventually being the only original member left.
The group started off playing house parties and street parties. It's apt then that the album is set out like a DJ's club mix with some long drawn-out beat loops and some catchy hooks. There are touches of jazz, funk, disco and the titular soul, all brewed into a dancey stew. Probably not my cup of tea overall, but it's listenable.
They released this album before the line-up started to change, with member Jazzie B eventually being the only original member left.
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