Mitakuye Oyasin Oyasin: All My Relations

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:48:38
Neville Brothers: Art Neville (vocals, organ, keyboards); Cyril Neville (vocals, keyboards, percussion); Aaron Neville (vocals); Charles Neville (alto & tenor saxophones, wood flute, percussion). The Neville Brothers Band: Eric "Homey" Struthers (guitar); Terry Manuel (keyboards, background vocals); Eric "Ice" Kolb (keyboards); "Dangerous" Nick Daniels III (bass, background vocals); "Mean" Willie Green (drums); The Uptown Funkyknuckle Choir: Art Neville (vocals, organ, keyboards); Cyril Neville (vocals, keyboards, percussion); Aaron Neville (vocals); Jason Neville (rap); Kristin Gaitenby Neville (clarinet); Charles Neville (alto & tenor saxophones, wood flute, percussion); Omari Neville (percussion, background vocals); Alonzo "Baba" McAlpine, Carlos "Du Du" Martinez (percussion); Earl Smith, Gaynielle Housey Neville, Dane Wilson, Yadonna Wise, Lyrica Neville (background vocals). Additional personnel: Wardell Quezergue (arranger); Bob Weir, Dann Huff (electric guitar); Fred Kemp, Sam Levine (tenor saxophone); Carl Blouin, Jim Horn (baritone saxophone); Jamil Sharif, Stacey Cole, Mike Haynes, Jeff Bailey (trumpet); Craig Klein, Chris McDonald (trombone); John Hobbs (piano, keyboards); Steve Nathan (keyboards); Lonnie Wilson (drums); James Stroud, Julian King (percussion); Jesse Boyce, Brandon Alexander (background vocals). Principally recorded at Side One Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana. "Fire On The Mountain" was nominated for a 1997 Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. Personnel: Art Neville (vocals, organ, keyboards, background vocals); Cyril Neville (vocals, keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Omari Neville (vocals, percussion); Aaron Neville (vocals, background vocals); Llyrica Neville (vocals); Jason Neville (rap vocals); Eric Struthers (guitar); Dann Huff, Bob Weir (electric guitar); Charles Neville (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, percussion); Kristin Gaitenby Neville (clarinet); Carl Blouin (saxophone); Fred Kemp, Sam Levine (tenor saxophone); Jim Horn (baritone saxophone); Mike Haynes , Jamil Sharif, Stacey Cole, Jeff Bailey (trumpet); Craig Klein , Chris McDonald (trombone); Wardell Quezergue (alto horn); John Hobbs (piano, keyboards); Terry Manuel (keyboards, background vocals); Eric Kolb, Steve Nathan (keyboards); Lonnie Wilson, Willie Green (drums); Alonzo "Baba" Mcalpine, James Stroud, Julian King (percussion); Dane Wilson, Nick Daniels III, YaDonna Wise, Brandon Alexander, Earl J. Smith, Jr. (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Julian King. Recording information: LOUD Recording; Side One Studios, New Orleans, LA; Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Nashville, TN. Photographer: Tom Tavee. The Neville Brothers have made a family affair of their first studio album in four years, writing much of the material themselves and co-producing the record with James Stroud. As a result, they are making less of an effort to secure a pop hit this time, even though they do throw in a little rap and a funky cover of Bill Withers' "Ain't No Sunshine." But part of the reason they tend to be more interesting live than on record is that, beyond being well-meaning, they haven't got much to say. Most of the songs here are homilies to brotherhood, responsibility, and environmentalism, set against tracks that evoke Brazilian music, mbaqanga, reggae, R&B, and soul and are heavy on percussion and horns. Occasionally, as on the respectable cover of the Grateful Dead's "Fire Of The Mountain," with guest guitarist Bob Weir, or on Aaron Neville's typically ethereal "Saved By The Grace Of Your Love," the music transcends both the message and the groove. But this is an album of small pleasures rather than the larger statement it seems intended to be. ~ William Ruhlmann
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)