Hardcore Jollies [Remaster]

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:40:05
Funkadelic: Garry Shider, Glen Goins (vocals, guitar); George Clinton, Ray Davis, Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon, Grady Thomas (vocals); Michael Hampton (guitar); Bernie Worrell (keyboards); Cordell Mosson (bass); Jerome Brailey (drums). Additional personnel: Buddy Miles (percussion). All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel: Clarence "Fuzzy" Haskins, Calvin Simon (vocals, guitar); Bernie Worrell (vocals, synthesizer); Jerome Brailey (vocals, drums); Buddy Miles (vocals, percussion); Glen, George Clinton , Grady Thomas, Raymond Davis, Cordell "Boogie" Mosson (vocals); Michael Hampton (guitar, drums); Gary "Mudbone" Cooper (guitar); Bernard "Bino" Manier (keyboards); Archie Ivy, Gary Baker, Tom Vickers (sound effects). Audio Mixers: Bob Bishop; Jim Callon; Jim Vitti; Tom Mark. Audio Remixer: Jim Callon. Liner Note Authors: Sir Lleb of Spankadelia; Pedro Bell; Sir Lleb of Funkadelia; Clive Anderson. Recording information: Stewart Airfield Hanger E, Newb (09/26/1976); Stewart Airfield, Hanger E., Newburg, NY (09/26/1976). Director: Bob Krasnow. Unknown Contributor Role: Malcluster. After splitting from their first record label in 1976 (the independent funk/soul company, Westbound), Funkadelic signed with Warner Bros. and soon after issued HARDCORE JOLLIES, their first recording for the major label. Since their rough and ready self-titled debut appeared in 1969, the band had been evolving musically with each release. As HARDCORE JOLLIES shows, Funkadelic had transformed into a smooth dance machine. The production and performances are much sleeker, planting the seeds of such future P-Funk smash albums as ONE NATION UNDER A GROOVE. From the opening chords of the album's first track, "Comin' Round The Mountain," the listener is drawn into the fun-electric-party-world of the new Funkadelic. The funky guitar licks are much tighter and less organic than those on such earlier albums as MAGGOT BRAIN, and they lend shape to such standout numbers as "If You Got Fun, You Got Style" and "Smokey." Here we also find a live version of the group's perennial showstopper, "Cosmic Slop," a number originally featured on the 1973 release of the same name. HARDCORE JOLLIES shows that Funkadelic had altered its sound slightly. The move pays off nicely, with world domination just 'round the corner for these musicians.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)