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Soul Heart Transplant: The Lamp Sessions | Audio CD

by Ebony Rhythm Band

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$14.98

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Binding:

Audio CD

Studio:

Now Again

Release Date:

July 13, 2004

Sales Rank:

289,393th

TRACK LISTING

Disc: 1

Track 1: Soul Heart Transplant [#]
Track 2: Light My Fire [#]
Track 3: Ode to Billy Joe [#]
Track 4: Vanilla Fudge [#]
Track 5: Drugs Ain't Cool
Track 6: Medley: Get Yourself Together/Smiling Phases/Sunshine of Your Love [#]
Track 7: Thought of Losing You [Edit][Alternate Take][#] - Vanguards
Track 8: Can I Call You Baby [#]
Track 9: It's Too Late for Love [#] - Vanguards
Track 10: Fool Am I [#]
Track 11: Light My Fire [Alternate Take][#][*]

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 2 reviews)

You'll Need A Heart Transplant by visuals (Philadelphia PA)

5 Stars
September 14, 2004
Get ready for some very high energy drumming, tripped out organ riffs and nasty guitar! This set features some of the best psychedelic instrumental cuts I have ever heard. If you like funk, rock, and jazz all rolled up into a batch of instrumentals then this disc is to die for. I must say that this has to be one of my greatest finds and cd purchases this year or in a very long time. A highly valued addition to my collection. The set starts of with the title track, "Soul Heart Transplant" which is a tripped-out hipster-styled tribute to "The Meters". Very funky and highly syncopated beats. Then the set moves to an instrumental cover of the "Doors" classic "Light My Fire". This tone is continued on the next couple of tracks with "Vanilla Fudge" cranking up the tripped out factor. Check the ending with that olde horror-movie-style break! classic stuff here! Then, We get treated to the ultimate psycedelic-acid jazz/rock cut (and the only cut that is not instrumental) "Drugs Ain't Cool". This cut features some of the fastest drumming I have ever heard besides Mahavishnu Orchestra's Billy Cobham and Grand Funk Railroad's drummer. The drummer seems to like to create that (rolling) style of drumming and it works for this set. The next couple of tracks are of this same tone...Very fast with the same rolling style of drumming only not quite as hard as Drugs Ain't Cool. Ebony Rhythm slows things down a little on the last 3 cuts and shows that while they were a serious force to reckon with in the downright hard and funky style of playing, They could also play slow stuff as well. "Can I Call You Baby" is a beautiful track that proves this statement and although soft, The drummer never seems to stop that rolling style of playing which rounds it all off. "It's Too Late" practically has the same tone and then we get treated to yet another slow,sweet instrumental "Fool Am I". This is the only track that the group uses horns on. Classic! Hopefully, Funkheads,Head music lovers and Instrumental/Beat/Break heads and psychedelic rock fans can tell by my enthusiasm that this disc is highly valued in my collection. I am willing to bet it will have the same effect on yours. If you like Acid Jazz/Funk groups or beats and breaks then don't hesitate to pick this one up! Trust me

Lost Recording Found by R. Toomey (Piscataway, NJ United States)

4 Stars
August 08, 2004
This is an excellent display of funk and soul from the late 60's and early 70's. Though this band went through several changes before becoming The Ebony Rhythm Band they didn't stay around long. After producing only one single the group became obsolete and so did all their unreleased material. This cd contains their only single "Soul Heart Transplant"/"Drugs Ain't Cool" plus tracks from the group's other reincarnations. It also has ALL of The Ebony Rhythm Band's unreleased material on it as well. There are a couple of instrumental remakes on this CD, including a dynamite cover of "Light My Fire". All in all this is a great collection, especially if you like obscure Rhythm & Blues and Funk n' Soul.

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