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Some moderately interesting late '80s James Brown sessions. The title track featured an above average Brown vocal and some up-to-date production. But the album had the sound and feel of Brown trying to catch up with contemporary trends, a sad thing since so many hip-hoppers borrowed from Brown's work in the first place. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide
Gravity
09/01/1986 | Volcano
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Credits
- Charlie Midnight
- Vocals (Background)
- Alison Moyet
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- George Recile
- Drums
- T.M. Stevens
- Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background)
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
- Guitar
- Art Wood
- Drums
- Wayne Woods
- Clothing/Wardrobe, Wardrobe
- Bonnie Schiffman
- Photography
- Donald
- Art Direction
- Lane
- Art Direction
- Azar Woods
- Clothing/Wardrobe, Wardrobe
- Maceo Parker
- Sax (Alto)
- Crispin Cioe
- Horn
- Eddie Fairlight III
- Percussion, Drums
- Bob Funk
- Horn
- Arno Hecht
- Horn
- James Brown
- Organ, Vocals, Main Performer
- Dan Hartman
- Synthesizer, Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Producer, Vocals, Programming, Guitar, Guitar (Bass)
- Steve Winwood
- Synthesizer
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