Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart - The Sun Does Rise -CDM- (c) 1994 Island
Artist....: Jah Wobble's Invaders Of The Heart
Album.....: The Sun Does Rise
Type......: Maxi
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 04
Genre.....: Avantgarde
Label.....: Island Records
Catalogue#: CID 587, 854 037-2
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.discogs.com/release/201354
Tracklist:
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01 The Sun Does Rise 03:09
02 Yalili Ya Aini 02:50
03 Om Namah Shiva 14:09
04 Raga 04:44
Total:30,8 MB / 24:52 min
Release Notes:
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To herald the release of Take Me to God (JWIOTH's first release on
Island records) the label put out a slew of smartly packaged EPs , each
featuring a remix of one of the album's singles, along with one or two
unreleased tracks. The Sun Does Rise EP was the second of these
singles/EPs to be released, and featured a shortened radio-edit of the
title track. The song itself featured Dolores O'Riordan of the
Cranberries on lead vocals (with her typical yodeling croon), alongside
Wobble's bubbly bass and Justin Adams' North-African-flavored
funk-guitar riffs. This upbeat and commercially accessible song proved
so endearing that it even persuaded the normally shallow-pocketed
Island to fork over the dough for an elaborate video which appeared in
regular rotation on MTV during the early part of 1994. Of the other
tracks; the aptly named, trance-inducing "Raga," and the latin-tinged
"Whiskey Priests" were versions taken directly from the Take Me to God
album, while the sultry bonus track, "Yalili Ya Aini," appears only on
this release. It is worth it for fans to seek this EP out, if for this
track alone. "Yalili Ya Aini" is one of the best bits of sexy, North
African lurch that Wobble and Adams have ever set to tape, and the lead
vocal (by multi-lingual, belly dancing, worldbeat chanteuse Natacha
Atlas) is positively seductive and entrancing. Go. Find. Now.