TEXAS THUNDER SOUL 1968-1974 by KASHMERE STAGE BAND
CD Version
| SKU | 61682 |
| Artist | KASHMERE STAGE BAND |
| Title | TEXAS THUNDER SOUL 1968-1974 |
| Label | NOW AGAIN |
| Catalog # | NA 5085CD |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 39 - 2011 |
| Format | CD - US2CD |
| € 19,99 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- Boss City
- Burning Spear
- Take Five
- Super Bad
- Keep Doing It
- Thunder Soul
- Do You Dig It, Man?
- Headwiggle
- Do Your Thing
- Scorpio
- Thank You
- Al's Tune
- All Praises
- Shaft
- Kashmere
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- Zero Point (Part 1 & Part 2 - 45 version)
- Getting It Out Of My System
- Intro
- Zero Point
- All Praises/Zero Point (Reprise)
- Intro
- Do You Dig It, Man?
- Don't Mean A Thing
- Thank You
- Ain't No Sunshine
- Do You Dig It, Man?
- All Praises
- Thank You (45 version)
- Zero Point (Lp version)
- Do Your Thing (instrumental)
- Getting It Out Of My System
Description
An expanded deluxe edition of the Texas Thunder Soul 1968- 1974 anthology, released in conjunction with the Jamie Foxx-produced, award-winning documentary Thunder Soul: The True Story of Conrad Johnson and the Kashmere Stage Band !After capturing audience awards festivals like SXSW and the Los Angeles Film Festival, the word is out that Kashmere was the greatest high school band - ever. Their story is tucked in between slabs of hard 70s funk, soul, and jazz: Conrad Johnson transformed a bunch of rough-hewn high schoolers into a band that could compete with any in the nation - professional, or otherwise. Forget high school bands, we're talking about sixteen year old kids who would give the JBs a run for their money! The Kashmere Stage Band released a total of eight albums and three 45s on Johnson's Kram label. The band's best tracks are collected here - in an anthology now expanded into a 2CD/1DVD deluxe edition. Producer Eothen "Egon" Alapatt features an expanded booklet with updated liner notes and essays, more rare photos and ephemera, and a DVD which contains the B+/Flying Lotus produced Texas Jewels: The Making Of Texas Thunder Soul short, a recently unearthed 1973 documentary on the band, and a 1972 performance.
