Sly & The Family Stone - Rééditions + Bonus

Versions remasterisées et des bonus à gogo ! De quoi faire une plongée en apnée dans l'oeuvre de Sylvester Stewart.

Greatest Hits :

1. Dance To The Music
2. Life
3. M'Lady
4. Everyday People
5. Sing A Simple Song
6. Stand!
7. I Want To Take You Higher
8. Hot Fun In The Summertime
9. Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin
10. Everybody Is A Star
11. Family Affair
12. Runnin' Away
13. (You Caught Me) Smilin'
14. If You Want Me To Stay
15. Frisky
16. Time For Livin'
17. Loose Booty
18. I Get High On You

A Whole New Thing :

1. Underdog
2. If This Room Could Talk
3. Run, Run, Run
4. Turn Me Loose
5. Let Me Hear It From You
6. Advice
7. I Cannot Make It
8. Trip To Your Heart
9. I Hate To Love Her
10. Bad Risk
11. That Kind Of Person
12. Dog
13. Underdog - (previously unreleased)
14. Let Me Hear It From You
15. Only One Way Out Of This Mess
16. What Would I Do
17. You Better Help Yourself

Life :

1. Dynamite
2. Chicken
3. Plastic Jim
4. Fun
5. Into My Own Thing
6. Harmony
7. Life
8. Love City
9. I'm An Animal
10. M'Lady
11. Jane Is A Groupee
12. Dynamite
13. Seven More Days
14. Pressure
15. Sorrow

Dance To The Music :

1. Dance To The Music
2. Higher
3. I Ain't Got Nobody (For Real)
4. Dance To The Medley: Music Is Alive / Dance In / Music Lover
5. Ride The Rhythm
6. Color Me True
7. Are You Ready
8. Don't Burn Baby
9. I'll Never Fall In Love Again
10. Dance To The Music - (previously unreleased)
11. Higher
12. Soul Clappin'
13. We Love All
14. I Can't Turn You Loose
15. Never


-A Whole New Thing (released late-1967), with "Trip To Your Heart," "Run, Run, Run," five bonus tracks including mono single versions of the B-sides "Let Me Hear It From You" and "Underdog," plus a previously unreleased instrumental track; with original liner notes by San Francisco-Oakland DJ John Hardy and new liner notes by Bud Scoppa;

-Dance To The Music (1968), with the Top 10 title hit, six bonus tracks including mono single versions of "Dance To the Music" and "Higher," and three previously unreleased tracks (including Otis Redding's "Can't Turn You Loose"); with original liner notes by Sly and New York DJ Al Gee, and new liner notes by Greg Tate;

-Life (1968), with the title tune single b/w "M'Lady," four bonus tracks including a mono single version of "Dynamite!" and three previously unreleased tracks; with original liner notes by New York DJ Rosko, and new liner notes by Ben Edmonds;

-Stand! (1969), breakthrough album with the string of hits "Everyday People," "Sing A Simple Song," "Stand!" and "I Want To Take You Higher," five bonus tracks including three mono single versions and two previously unreleased tracks; with new liner notes by England's Barney Hoskyns;

-There's A Riot Goin' On (1971), landmark #1 album with "Family Affair," "Runnin' Away," and "(You Caught Me) Smilin'," four bonus tracks including one mono single version and three previously unreleased instrumental tracks; with new liner notes by the San Francisco Chronicle's Joel Selvin;

-Fresh (1973), with "If You Want Me To Stay," "Frisky," "If It Were Left Up To Me," and "Que Sera, Sera" (the only cover in Sly's entire original album catalog), five bonus tracks - all alternate mixes of unreleased album masters; with new liner notes by Touré;

-Small Talk (1974), the group's final Epic album, with "Time For Livin'" and "Loose Booty," four previously unreleased bonus tracks including three alternate versions; with original liner notes by Steve Lake of Melody Maker, and new liners by Alex Stimmel

LIENS

www.myspace.com/sylstone
www.slystonemusic.com Site Officiel

Un coffret regroupant les 7 réeditions est disponible sur les sites de vente US http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000N69PD4/ref=pd_bbs_sr_olp_1/105-1387961-7439647?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1180784873&sr=8-1