"Mickey and the Soul Generation are my favorite funk band," declares Josh "DJ Shadow" Davis in his impassioned and surprisingly heartfelt liner notes to Iron Leg. On the one hand, it seems like pure hyperbole -- the group's music is excellent, make no mistake, but there's no ground here that wasn't traversed earlier and more memorably by funk outfits both far more notable and far more obscure. But sometimes it's about more than just the music, and as Davis' liners detail, his transformation from Mickey fan to musicologist to cheerleader affected him deeply.
Zustands-Infos:
sti (lower-left) in shrink with Insert - looks unplayed ! - very nice condition ! - as new !
Zustands-Infos:
sti (lower-left) in shrink with Insert - looks unplayed ! - very nice condition ! - as new !
| A1 | Iron Leg |  |
| A2 | Football | |
| A3 | Up The Stairs And Around The Bend | |
| A4 | Give Everybody Some | |
| A5 | Joint Session | |
| B1 | The Whatzit | |
| B2 | Get Down Brother | |
| B3 | Mystery Girl | |
| B4 | Message From A Black Man | |
| B5 | Chocolate | |
| C1 | How Good Is Good | |
| C2 | We Got To Make A Change | |
| C3 | Soulful Sickness | |
| C4 | U.F.O | |
| C5 | Hey, Brother Man | |
| D1 | Southern Fried Funk (1st Movement) | |
| D2 | Southern Fried Funk (2nd Movement) | |
| D3 | Hey, Brother Man (Demo Session) | |
| D4 | U.F.O. (Demo Session) | |
Schnellsuche MICKEY, SOUL, GENERATION