children_of_judah--waiting_by_the_gates_of_eden-CD1995-kW

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2003-08-31

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     artist    · children of judah
     release   · waiting by the gates of eden
     year      · 1995
     genre     · lo-fi
     label     · 13th tribe
     catalogue · tribe 001cd

     date      · 31-aug-2003
     quality   · 192kbps/44,1khz
     source    · compact disc

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     01 to the bone                                                 6.12
     02 tripping out                                                6.05
     03 think about it                                              7.01
     04 digging my thing                                            5.30
     05 colours                                                     4.45
     06 sayin' nothin'                                              7.41
     07 get outta my face                                           3.56
     08 manassah's lullaby light show                               5.28
     09 it ain'teasy                                                4.48
     10 get outta my face (macbeat mix)                             3.43
     11 manassah's lullaby rock show                                5.41
     12 it ain't easy (groundbeat)                                  4.48
     13 come with the rhythm                                        4.24

     playtime  · 01h 10m 02s

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     the man behind children of judah was barrie k. sharpe, who became
     famous with diana brown, you may remember the masterplan from 1990
     on ffrr and the album 'the black, the white, the yellow & the
     brown (and don't forget the redman'. 'waiting by the gates from
     eden' was accompanied by some 12" singles like to the bone (let's
     get stoned) or sayin' nothin', that were a straight development of
     what barrie did with diana brown but this time with the likes of
     rose windross, joy rose, donna gardier and vivienne mckone on
     vocal duty. the children of judah are something like the epitome
     for overlooked! even when it was out in 1995 nobody seemed to care
     for this record. although it's blend of funk, soul and acid jazz
     still sounds brilliant today and to the bone (let's get stoned)
     seems to be more up-to-date in this centuary. still highly
     recommandable.
     enjoy it.

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