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Product Information for "Unclassified - Robert Randolph & The Family Band" »
Product details
Title
Unclassified
Performer
Robert Randolph & The Family Band
Genre
Blues
Release Date
04/08/2003
Recomended Retail Price
15.99 GBP
Original Release Year
2003
Label / Distributor
WEA / Cinram Logistics
Guest Artist(s)
Randolph, Robert & The Family Band
Engineer
Jim Scott; Ryan Hewitt
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
93624847229
Catalogue Number
9362484722
Additional notes
Album Notes
Full performer name: Robert Randolph & The Family Band. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel: Robert Randolph (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, pedal steel guitar); Lenesha Randolph, Ricky Fowler (vocals); Danyel Morgan (acoustic & electric guitars, bass, background vocals); John Ginty (piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Marcus Randolph (drums); Leon Mobley (percussion); Neal Casal, Candice Anderson (background vocals). Producers: Robert Randolph & The Family Band, Jim Scott. Recorded at Cello Studios, Los Angeles, California. Listening to the musical mastery displayed on UNCLASSIFIED, it's hard to believe this is only Robert Randolph's first studio album, arriving on the heels of his in-concert debut record LIVE AT THE WETLANDS. Randolph comes out of the Sacred Steel tradition that mates gospel music with virtuosic pedal steel guitar playing. With the Family Band, he takes that sound a step further by incorporating the jam-band-friendly rock format that's found huge success with live audiences. By turns funky and bluesy, he weaves his fiery-but-lyrical steel lines in and around a groove-based rhythm section, through songs that leave plenty of room for instrumental prowess. The gospel rave-up aspect of it all is what gives UNCLASSIFIED such a distinctive feeling, giving the proceedings a particularly celebratory, somehow redemptive feeling. Whether you get the spirit or not, the bombs-away jamming that is the group's stock-in-trade is undeniably exciting, and Randolph's work is downright soulful.
Album Reviews
Rolling Stone (8/21/03, p.73) - 4 stars out of 5 -"Randolph sings expressions of devotion to a lover or a higher power...with a believer's conviction, then relies on his wailing, writhing, soaring-at-eagle-altitude guitar lines to bring his point home..." Entertainment Weekly (8/8/03, p.75) - "...[Features] a signature sound that suggests Sly's own Family meeting the brothers Allman and Doobie at a gospel throwdown." - Rating: B CMJ (8/11/03, p.7) - "...UNCLASSIFIED is Randolph's boldest statement yet, packing the good-time fury of his live shows into compact radio nuggets....you will be moved." Living Blues (9/03, p.48-9) - "...Always inventive - and thanks to his choice of instrument, never derivative - Randolph is single-handedly constructing his own genre of blues- and gospel-influenced rock..."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Going In The Right Direction
2.
I Need More Love
3.
Nobody
4.
Soul Refreshing
5.
Squeeze
6.
Smile
7.
Good Times (3 Stroke)
8.
Why Should I Feel Lonely
9.
Calypso
10.
Problems
11.
Run For Your Life
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