Was (Not Was) - Boo! mp3

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• Artwork [Cover Illustration] – David Was
• Backing Vocals – Arnold McCuller, Myrna Smith, Portia Griffin, Sally Dworsky
• Baritone Saxophone – Stephen Kupka
• Bass – Don Was, Marcus Miller, Tim Drummond
• Design [Graphic] – Don Was, Ron Meckler
• Design [Package] – Jamie Hoyt Vitale
• Drums – Curt Bisquera, James Gadson
• Engineer [Assistant] – Dan Bosworth, Kevin Mills
• Engineer, Mixed By – Don Was, Krish Sharma, Rik Pekkonen
• Flute – David Was
• Guitar – Randy Jacobs, Val McCallum, Wayne Kramer
• Harmonica – David Was
• Horns – David McMurray
• Keyboards – David Was, Don Was, Jamie Muholberac, Luis Resto
• Mastered By – Louie Teran
• Organ [Hammond] – Booker T. Jones
• Pedal Steel Guitar – Greg Liesz
• Percussion – Don Was, Lenny Castro
• Photography By [Band] – Ellen Stone
• Photography By [Club Easterbrook] – Jamie Muholberac
• Producer – David Was, Don Was
• Programmed By – Don Was
• Saxophone – David McMurray
• Strings – David Campbell
• Trumpet – Lee Thornton, Rayse Biggs
• Vocals – David Was, Don Was, Donald Ray Mitchell, Harry Bowens, Kris Kristofferson (tracks: 10), Sweet Pea Atkinson
• Written-By – David Was, Don Was

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• Barcode: 014431094323
• Matrix / Runout: A4 310943-2 TEXT 01

Album

Was Not Was is the debut album by art-funk ensemble Was Not Was it was released in 1981. The album was re-released with additional material in 2004 under the name Out Come the Freaks. The art direction was by Maverse Players. All tracks composed by David Was and Don Was except where indicated. Side A. Out Come the Freaks 5:41 vocals - Harry Bowens spoken vocals - Marzanne McCants. Where Did Your Heart Go 4:55 vocals - Sweet Pea Atkinson. Boo is the fifth studio album by the band Was Not Was. It was their first new album since 1990. The cover illustration was by David Was. Semi-Interesting Week 4:49. It's a Miracle 4:40. Your Luck Won't Last 3:28. From the Head to the Heart 4:15. Big Black Hole 4:47. Needletooth 2:14. Forget Everything 5:16. Crazy Water 4:48. Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore Bob Dylan, David Was, Do. Drawing equally from Motown and the MC5, Detroit's Was Not Was were big in the Eighties, before Don Was's role as a superstar producer put the band on the backburner. This first new album for nearly 20 years takes up where they left off, full of smooth funk and satirical lyrics, with great soul vocals by Sweet Pea Atkinson and Sir Harry Bowens. Whether intentionally or not, it sounds Eighties too: a sonic equivalent to big hair and shoulder pads. The substantial weirdness quotient includes Kris Kristofferson intoning moodily on Green Pills in the Dresser to the backing. Посмотреть сведения об участниках альбома, рецензии, композиции и приобрести альбом 2008 Vinyl от Boo на Not Was is an American pop rock group founded in 1979 in Detroit, Michigan by David Weiss and Don Fagenson, who adopted the stage names David Was and Don Was. Their song catalog features an eclectic mix of pop and rock styles, often featuring guest musicians from across the musical spectrum. The band's most popular period was during the 1980s and early 1990s, with their highest charting hit, the song Walk the Dinosaur, released in 1987 as the lead single from their 1988 album What Up, Dog. Closing in on 20 years since their last album, the whole gang is here, pretty much - the core of Don and David Was and Sir Harry Bowens and Sweet Pea Atkinson, along with Was Not Was vets Luis Resto, David McMurray, Wayne Kramer, Donald Ray Mitchell, and Randy Jacobs, as well as roughly a couple dozen additional accomplices, from Booker T. Jones to of course Kris Kristofferson. Album 2008 11 Songs. More By Was Not Was. What Up, Dog 1987. The Best of Was Not Was 1980-2010. Born to Laugh at Tornados. Songs in album Was Not Was - Boo 2008. Was Not Was - Semi-Interesting Week. Was Not Was - It's A Miracle. Was Not Was - Your Luck Won't Last. Was Not Was - From The Head To The Heart. Was Not Was - Big Black Hole. Was Not Was - Needletooth. Was Not Was - Forget Everything. Was Not Was. Electronic Disco Funk. Papa Was A Rolling Stone. House Funk Funk, Soul. Walk The Dinosaur. Was Not Was always collaborate with some real dudes as you may remember Iggy Pop Mel Torme Good times and they've still got an address-book stuffed with goodness if this album is anything to go by Mr Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore is co-penned by Bob Dylan and the magically weird closing track Green Pills On The Dresser features the gravelly tones of Kris Kristofferson, growling the words like a poem. Or consider a donation