Забористый живой фанк от забытой банды The Pazant Brothers! Ребята рубили мощный жесткий фанк в духе JB’s и The Meters. В семидесятые группа издала лишь один полновесный альбом The Pazant Bros & Beaufort Express, The – Loose And Juicy и несколько ураганных сорокопяток – которые сейчас дико ценяться в кругах коллекционеров. популярности группа так и не добилась – распавшись в конце семидесятых. Но к счастью на этом их история не заканчивается! Спустя 30 лет фанки диггеры с лэйбла BGP откопали мастер-запись их живого концерта в MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) – пленка сохранилась в отличном качестве. Фанкерам, не стоит пугаться неказистой обложки альбома – внутри сплошные киллеры! 13 бомб – заправленных злыми духовыми, ухающими басами, бешенным барабанным брэйкбитом! P-soul, Dancing in the Streets, Fly Vines, Work Song и конечно их легендарный трэк Skunk Juice – примеры инструментального хард фанка высшей пробы! Why I Sing the Blues, Momma Momma и We Got More Soul – отличный систа фанк с сильнейшим вокалом забытой соул дивы Betty Barney. Beaufort Blues, Clabber Biscuits, Groovin’, Greasy Greens – грувовые джаз-фанк и соул-джаз трэки. Musicdawn Approved 🙂
AllMusicGuide Review by Richie Unterberger
Even by the standards of strange collector archive finds, this is unusual: a previously unreleased, indeed likely previously unknown, live concert from the early 1970s at New York’s Museum of Modern Art by an obscure funk band themselves known only to collectors. It’s fairly hot, too, and pretty well recorded, the sound falling only the smallest of tads short of ideal. The Pazant Brothers played mostly instrumental soul-funk on this date, with a heavier touch of jazz than most such early-’70s outfits; a couple of them, after all, had done time with Lionel Hampton. There’s almost a New Orleans marching band-meets-James Brown tinge to some of the horns, the sassy staccato breaks doing much to set them apart from other groups of the period. The tracks do get a little similar-sounding over the course of this hour-long groovefest, but it’s a good blend of original material and eclectic, funkified covers, including the Rascals’ “Groovin’,” Martha & the Vandellas’ “Dancing in the Streets,” Nat Adderley’s “Work Song,” and, in far more of a left-field shot, Melanie’s “Momma Momma.” Betty Barney takes vocals on the three non-instrumental numbers (one of them being “Momma, Momma”), but she’s only an average soul singer, and those tracks are actually less interesting than the instrumental workouts. Strangest of all is hearing the dignified pre-song announcements — “now we’d like to do another original number of ours, it’s a very, as you say, funky thing…it’s entitled “‘Skunk Juice'” intones one band member with the dignity of an awards presentation, to zero audible audience response. It might have been an odd combination of artist and venue, but it’s a good thing the tapes were running. It makes you wonder, too, just how many other unsuspected off-the-wall live tapes of this sort are going to somehow eventually emerge into daylight.
Исполнитель / Artist: The Pazant Brothers
Альбом / Album: Live at Museum of Modern Art
Лэйбл / Label : BGP # 157
Записано / Recordered : Early 70s
Год / Release Date : CD Release Nov 25, 2003
Направление: Funk, Live, Jazz-Funk, Soul
Tracklist / Трэклист:
1 P Soul
2 Dancing in the Streets
3 Fly Vines
4 Skunk Juice
5 Groovin’
6 Beaufort Blues
7 Work Song
8 Why I Sing the Blues
9 Momma Momma
10 We Got More Soul
11 Clabber Biscuits
12 Greasy Greens
13 Dixie Chaser
Ссылка / Link [Turbobit @ Musicdawn Music Archive Vol.2]:
Posted By Musicdawn: 6.12.2009
hard, very hard to find stuff!!!thank you again for filling and killing my request!
I hope u’ll like it!) Keep On Funkin! 🙂
please re-up
Album available in the big archive with the funk and soul albums:http://turbobit.net/q2g1b1gmniob.html
Not posible fichier,mediafire or other ?. Thanks. 13 ours not posible for me
sorry only this link on big archive available.