This one is off of the "Sax Kari & Others -- Fumigate Funky Broadway - The New Orleans Sessions".
According to Dusty Groove, this is "A great batch of rough New Orleans soul -- recorded by Crescent City impresario Sax Kari and a host of other acts that he handled during the mid and late 60s! Sax is a lesser-known name in the annals of New Orleans soul ..."
I dig it cuz the drums are funky and the bass line is deep. On top of this the lyrics are spot on. Francine sings about hard headed women and 2 faced men. We've all met them before, maybe you've dated one, but hey, at least you ain't alone. Heck I even met a 3 handed woman once. She was left handed, right handed and underhanded. Doah!
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Posted by: zahir123 | August 02, 2011 at 08:47 AM
This song makes me dance. Very catchy!
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Fuck you... Sounds like a good song :D
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So I have been playing for around 6 months and been taking lessons, but still there are only a handful of songs I can play through. I know some like Purple Haze, but certain parts I just can't play yet, yet I can play through a number of Beatles and U2 songs easily. I also know parts of Crazy Train, Back In Black, and Iron Man. I am still working on being able to play all these songs through, but I was wondering what are some easier songs to expand my repertoire while I continue to work on these hard ones.
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Posted by: | July 13, 2005 at 03:41 PM
This is one of the better tunes on that Sax Kari comp. Nice choice. Kari produced this in Mobile after he left New Orleans in the late 60's, early '70's. I prefer it to most of the stuff he did in New Orleans, where I think he was recording in his living room part of the time, or at least it sounded that way.
Posted by: Dan | April 11, 2005 at 10:01 PM