Bernard_Fowler--Live_in_Berlin-(070308)-DAB-07-17-2007-OMA

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  █ █▓░█     Recorded March 8th 2007, Lindenpark, Potsdam,             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Germany.                                                  █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     01 Get Away                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     02 Tell Me The Hurt                                       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     03 Small                                                  █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     04 Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)                             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     05 Broken Man                                             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     06 Pop That Thang                                         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     07 Trance                                                 █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     08 Too Many Mountains                                     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     09 Hammerhead                                             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     10 Grow                                                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     11 Stormy Weather                                         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     12 Stealing                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     13 People Grinning In Your Face                           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     www.tackhead.com:                                         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tackhead is the vanishing point, the vortex, at the       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     end of many years of formative, experimental              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     collaborations between the innovative British             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     producer and mixologist extraordinaire Adrian             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Sherwood and the American trio of musicians:              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     guitarist Skip McDonald, bassist Doug Wimbish and         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     drummer Keith LeBlanc, completed by singer Bernard        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Fowler.                                                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     But...s                                                   █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Tackhead is back.                                         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     We write June 2004 and Tackhead is preparing for          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     battle. Keith LeBlanc, Doug Wimbish, Skip McDonald        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and Bernard Fowler will roam the stages again, with       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     (of course) Adrian Sherwood at the knobs of the           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     control tower, ready to blow your mind. Time to take      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     it to another level.                                      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     The Tackhead saga goes back to the mid-70's, when         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Wimbish and McDonald, teamed up in the 'disco' boom,      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     when they attained cult success with Wood, Brass &        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Steel and with such tracks as Push push in the bush       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     from Musique. They first met up with Keith LeBlanc in     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     1979 on the newly-formed Sugar Hill Records.              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     They soon became the label┤s house band, providing        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     backing, both live and on disc, for the                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     ground-breaking Sugar Hill Gang (Rapper's Delight),       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Grandmaster Flash (The Message) and Melle Mel (White      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Lines), helping to launch the onslaught of 80's rap.      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     After the demise of Sugar Hill and drawn outlegal         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     wranglings, the three musicians continued to work on      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     various projects. Described by The New York Times as,     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     'one of todays most extraordinary rhythm sections',       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     they included recordings for the Tommy Boy label.         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Moving on from the early 80's rap explosion, drummer      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Keith LeBlanc already released some solo work on          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tommyboy Records (Maneuvres, Uh, on the sampler           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Masters of the Beat); mixing the (now legendary) DMX      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     drumbeats with his own special drumsound. His release     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     No Sell Out featured the cut-up raps of civil rights      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     activist Malcolm X pitched against the infamous DMX       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     drumbeat to acknowledged as the first ever 'sampling      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     record'.                                                  █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Ahead of the time and timeless. LeBlanc's No Sell         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Out, brought him to the attention of London's             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     dub-master extraordinare and On-U Sound label owner       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Adrian Sherwood. A foremost producer of reggae in the     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     early 80's, Sherwood began to take his dub                █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     methodology to the limit, creating a unique               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     form-distorted media and environmental collages of        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     'mind' sounds. Michael Williams (a.k.a. Prince Far I)     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     was the spiritual teacher of Adrian Sherwood's art of     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     dub.                                                      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     In 1984, while working on a remix of On-U Sound act       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Akabu's Watch yourself for Tommy Boy records, he met      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Keith LeBlanc. After a productive meeting between         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Sherwood and LeBlanc, McDonald and Wimbish later          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     joined them in London to begin work on a new project      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     which they christened, Fats Comet. LeBlanc's beat,        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     pitched with Sherwood's dub methodology, taken it to      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the limit (and far beyond...), creating unique form       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     distorted media where the heavily distorted sound of      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     McDonald's guitar and Wimbish's funky bass art made       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     things complete.                                          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     As LeBlanc sums it up, "We started Fats Comet as a        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     studio experiment. The stuff we considered being          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     'non-commercial' got stuck on Adrian Sherwood's label     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and Doug Wimbish came up with the name Tackhead;          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     which is New Jersey slang for homeboy." After             █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     releasing a couple of 12", like the vast underground      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     club and science fiction dancehall classics Mind at       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the End of the Tether and What's my Mission Now?          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tackhead already gained a lot of credits and              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     popularity, especiallly among those who tied up to        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the industrial virus. An album was inevitable and         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Gary Clail's Tackhead Sound System's Tackhead Tape        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Time was bound to be a classic from the very day of       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     its release.                                              █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     In the meantime, they also found the time to back         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     former Popgroup main man Mark Stewart as The Maffia;      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     a collaboration which resulted in probably some of        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the most deranged hip-mutant-funk-metal-dub-hop           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     records ever to be made. 'Tackhead in the area!'          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     became the common chant after the 12" The Game, which     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     featured TV commentator Brian Moore alongside Jerry &     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     The Pacemakers' You'll never walk alone, a legendary      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Liverpool football evergreen. The band also started       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     touring live, which resulted in the initial release       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     of the live album En Concert, quickly withdrawn after     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     release because the band never wanted it to be            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     released.                                                 █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Friendly as a Hand Grenade, the band's debut album as     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tackhead, marked a new direction. They had now been       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     joined by fellow American and ex-Peech Boys vocalist      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Bernard Fowler, giving a soulful edge to their beats      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     an making them more accessible to a wider audience.       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Bernard Fowler's introduction to the band came            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     through the Mick Jagger-connection. Jagger is a big       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tackhead-fan. Bernard Fowler still is background          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     vocalist with The Rolling Stones.                         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     In 1990 Tackhead released the album Strange Things        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     which, despite some good tracks, turned out to be the     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     band's major malfunction! They were dropped by record     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     company EMI and until now, we hardly heard anything       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     from Tackhead as a band apart from some 'live' gigs       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     and compilation releases on Blanc Records, Keith          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     LeBlanc's label. The German label Echobeach re-issued     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Strange Things in 1999, with additional mixes ass         █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     bonus tracks.                                             █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     But the Tackhead-members have never stopped               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     recording. They have worked together under various        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     names such as Interference, Strange Parcels and of        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     course Skip McDonald's soloproject Little Axe.            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Adrian Sherwood is a renowned producer (Primal            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Scream, Sinead O'Connor, Air, Asian Dub Foundation,       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     to name but a few), and finally released his first        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     solo album in 2003, called Never Trust a Hippy?,          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     assisted by the usual suspects, and is recording for      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     the follow-up to 'NTAH?'.                                 █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Keith LeBlanc remixed tracks by The Cure, Nine Inch       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Nails and Godfathers, delivered many sample cd's and      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     is working 'solo' with the help of the other three        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Tackheads...                                              █░▓█ █
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  █ █▓░█     Skip McDonald is concentrating on Little Axe (album       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Champagne & Grits due September 2004!).                   █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Doug Wimbish released his first solo album, Trippy        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Notes for Bass, in 1999, apart from projects such as      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Jungle Funk and Black Jack Johnson, that involve          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Living Colour mate Will Calhoun. Wimbish and Calhoun      █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     are Head>>Fake and are of course part of the Living       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Colour reunion.                                           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Besides the previously mentioned activities we should     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     not forget to mention that the Tackhead members           █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     played, produced and remixed as guest musicians for       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     high class quality productions: James Brown, Africa       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Bambaataa, George Clinton, Seal, BB King, Robbie          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Robertson, Annie Lennox, Mick Jagger, R.E.M., Tina        █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Turner, Charlie Watts, Miles Davis, Bob Marley, Sly &     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Robbie, Depeche Mode, Bomb The Bass, Robert Palmer,       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Neneh Cherry, Malcolm McLaren, ABC, Jalal, Madonna,       █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Brooklyn Funk Essentials...                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█                                                               █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     ...and then we're not even mentioning the +100            █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     releases and formidable productions by the whole On-U     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Sound posse; Dub Syndicate, African Head Charge, Gary     █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Clail, Mark Stewart, Bim Sherman, Ghetto Priest,          █░▓█ █
  █ █▓░█     Jesse Rae...!                                             █░▓█ █
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