The Badu album is still doing it for me. The Amel one... well, I never 100%
loved it, though it does contain maybe 4 great tracks - but it's definitely
dropped off of the schedule.
on 5/3/01 12:42 PM, Stimp at stimp@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hey folks, it's been awhile. Been meaning to write for awhile, but haven't
had the time. I came across a completely mind blowing compilation, out on
Harmless Records, called "I'm A Good Woman: Funk Classics From Sassy Soul
Sisters". It's a compilation of lesser known female artists at their most
feral and funky, and it's the best funk compilation I've ever purchased. In
the two volumes I've purchased (don't know if there's more, but I'm
looking!), there's an Aretha track, a coupla Betty Davis tunes, a funky
Pointer Sisters track, and some great tunes sung by former JB singers, but
most of the stuff is much lesser known and hard to find. In any case, there
ain't a bad tune on either cd, and it's as good as anything I've purchased
in a long while.
I also picked up India.Arie's last disc, "Acoustic Soul", and I can't say
I'm that blown away. It's nice and all and more organic and soulful that
most of the drivel being put out today, but it just hasn't grabbed me like I
hoped it would. Which kinda makes me think: Am I the only one who finds
himself not listening to Amel Larrieux or Erkah Badu's latest as much. I
dunno, I was hoping that these two platters would have a little more staying
power than they seem to; I've just lost interest somehow. Oh well.....
Stimp
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