Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy The Brides Of Funkenstein
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Album-Release:
1979
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07.06.2013
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- 1 Never Buy Texas from A Cowboy 15:17
- 2 I'm Holding You Responsible 05:31
- 3 Smoke Signals 06:44
- 4 Mother May I? 05:38
- 5 Party Up in Here 05:36
- 6 Didn't Mean to Fall In Love 03:58
Info for Never Buy Texas From A Cowboy
George Clinton guided and directed a new Brides of Funkenstein lineup on the group's second and final album, Never Buy Texas From a Cowboy. This time, the Brides were a trio instead of a duo. Dawn Silva was still on board, but Lynn Mabry was gone, and Silva's new allies were Sheila Horne and Jeannette McGruder. With the new Silva/Horne/McGruder lineup in place, the Brides delivered a sophomore effort that is as unpredictable as their first album, Funk or Walk. 'Smoke Signals' (which Clinton wrote and produced with Bootsy Collins) and 'Party Up in Here' are very Parliament-like, which is to be expected. But 'I'm Holding You Responsible' and the 15-minute title song find the Brides delivering an unlikely mixture of Chic and P-Funk, and 'Didn't Mean to Fall in Love' isn't P-Funk at all. The only tune on the LP that Clinton didn't produce or co-produce, 'Didn't Mean to Fall in Love' is a romantic northern soul item along the lines of First Choice, the Three Degrees, or Honey Cone. Like Funk or Walk, Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy contains its share of surprises, and it demonstrates that the Brides of Funkenstein did the right thing by being unpredictable. (Alex Henderson)
Dr. Funk, vocals
Mallia Franklin, vocals
Jessica Cleaves, vocals
Ray Davis, vocals
Tracy Lewis, vocals
William Collins, guitar, drums
Rodney Crutcher, guitar
Dewayne Blackbyrd McKnight, guitar
Eddie Hazel, guitar
Garry Shider, guitar
Michael Hampton, guitar
Bruce Nazarian, guitar
Jerome Rogers, keyboards
Gary Hudgins, keyboards
Rudy Robinson, keyboards
Ernesto Wilson, keyboards
Bernie Worrell, keyboards
Dennis Chambers, drums
Kenny Colton, drums
Jerry Jones, drums
Carl 'Butch' Small, percussion
Larry Fratangelo, percussion
Recorded at Superdisc, East Detroit, MI; United Sound Systems, Detroit
Engineered by Jim Vitti and Pete Bishop
Produced by George Clinton
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