Galliano-What_Colour_Our_Flag-1994-OSC

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MP3/FLAC

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OSC

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84,02 MB

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14

Date

2007-09-14

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     ARTiST.....: Galliano
     ALBUM......: What Colour Our Flag
     LABEL......: Mercury/Talkin Loud
     GENRE......: Acid Jazz
     SOURCE.....: CDDA
     TRACKS.....: 14
     PLAYTiME...: 71:57
     SiZE.......: 83,10 MB
     ENCODER....: Lame 3.97 V2
     BiTRATE....: VBRkbps
     SCENE DATE.: 08/14/2007
     STORE DATE.: 03/22/1994


     Tracklist:

     01.     New World Order                      05:45
     02.     So Much Confusion                    04:57
     03.     Earthboots                           04:23
     04.     Stoned Again (Live)                  06:01
     05.     Leg In The Sea Of History            03:49
     06.     Cemetary Of Drums                    02:31
     07.     57th Minute Of The 23rd Hour         03:22
     08.     What Colour Our Flag                 05:43
     09.     Phantom                              04:44
     10.     Prince Of Peace                      05:55
     11.     Jus' Reach                           04:45
     12.     Jazz                                 05:36
     13.     Totally Together                     03:48
     14.     Storm Clouds Gather (Live)           10:38


     Release Notes:

     A compilation of the first two import-only Galliano
     albums, What Colour Our Flag is a remarkable tryst of
     poetry with jazz, reggae, soul, and club music. Rob
     Gallagher serves as the visionary and primary
     songwriter of the collective, but this is certainly
     not a solo mission. Everyone from '70s fusionist Roy
     Ayers to the Style Council's Mick Talbot joins the
     party, while Galliano's usual cast of characters adds
     several layers of dynamic funk to the proceedings.
     From the bluesy folk-rap of "Earthboots" to the
     dizzying dancehall grind of "Jus' Reach," this is one
     of the finest meltdowns of musical genres in recent
     history. The outstanding "Prince of Peace" single is
     also included.

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