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Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen
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Jon Cleary
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| Album: Jon Cleary and the Absolute Monster Gentlemen |
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Sometimes I Wonder |
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Cheating on You |
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More Hipper |
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Just Kissed My Baby |
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When You Get Back |
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Take My Love |
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Little Satisfaction, A |
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Been and Gone |
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So Damn Good |
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Fanning the Flames |
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Too Damn Hot |
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Performer Notes - & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen.
- Personnel: John Cleary (vocals, dobro, mandolin, piano, acoustic Fretless bass); Bonnie Raitt (vocals, slide guitar); Duke Heigter (trumpet); Craig Klein (trombone, tuba); Robert Harrison (trombone); Lenny Castro (percussion).
- The Absolute Monster Gentlemen: Derwin "Big D" Perkins (vocals, guitar); Cornell C. Williams (vocals, bass); Jeffrey "Jellybean" Alexander (vocals, drums).
- Recorded at Sir Ronald Puddings Emporium Of Groove, Los Angeles, California an at Lucy Lou's Palace Of Fonk, French Quarter, New Orleans.
- Personnel: Jon Cleary (guitar, dobro, mandolin, piano, Wurlitzer organ, fretless bass); Derwin "Big D" Perkins (vocals, guitar); Bonnie Raitt (vocals, slide guitar, background vocals); Cornell Williams (vocals); Duke Heitger (trumpet); Craig Klein (trombone, tuba); Robert Harrison (trombone); Jeffery Alexander (drums); Lenny Castro (percussion).
- Audio Mixer: John Porter.
- Recording information: Lucy Lou's Palace Of Fonk, New Orleans, LA; Sir Ronald Puddings Emporium Of Groove, Los Angeles, CA.
- Arranger: Jon Cleary.
- Jon Cleary, the New Orleans-based multi-instrumentalist and singer, cooks up a batch of funky music on his first Basin Street release. Backed by a small core band and a smattering of guests (including Bonnie Raitt on slide guitar), Cleary delivers hard-hitting urban blues and soul that can bring to mind Tower of Power, Bill Withers, and even a little Steely Dan. His singing can be a bit generic, but his organ and Wurlitzer flourishes are quite tasty, as is the dead-on rhythm guitar of Derwin "Big D" Perkins and the bass-and-drum lock-up of Cornell Williams and Jeffrey "Jellybean" Alexander. ~ David R. Adler
Professional Reviews JazzTimes (9/02, p.90) - "...An album that grooves infectiously with the unbridled energy of a late-night jam session. Simply put, this album is a delight from start to finish..."
Paste (magazine) - "Combining doo-wop, gospel, the Cuban Son tradition, blues and -- above all -- a heavy dollop of P-Funk bass-quake, Cleary and his band stomp through a dozen tracks that considerably spice up the already-rich N'awlins piano gumbo."
| Producer: | John Porter; Jon Cleary | | Format: | CD | | Country: | USA | | UPC: | 0652905090121 | | Studio/Live: | Studio | | Release Date: | 22 July, 2002 | | Guest Artist: | Bonnie Raitt; Duke Heigter |
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