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CHARLES, RAY – What'd I Say"The title track is probably Ray Charles most famous song, and rightfully so. With its rhumba beat, sinister electric piano and innuendo laden lyrics, Whatd I Say practically re invented the spirit of rock & roll. The rest of the LP follows suit: catchy melodies, beats that make you want to get up and dance, and a powerhouse vocal performance from one of pop musics greatest singers." collinsreview. com What'd I Say Jumpin' In The Mornin' You Be My

a seventeen-track / eighty+ minute jammified four-sider

debut album either

with Björk being pushed to a "state of emergency"

fun and forward thinking at their shows but to finally have that tangible ethos hit us in our homes

it had screaming and in meanwhile it was the first full-length of Bathory

Space Medley B2a Space Is The Place B2b We Travel The Spaceways B2c Rocket Number Nine B2d The Second Stop Is Jupiter B2e Saturn Rings C1 Improvisation D1 Improvisation

Electricity Sally Soho-A-Go-Go Don't Push Solitary Confinement Frustrated Bagshot Stand Up And Spit The Sound Of The Suburbs Phone-In Show Love In A Lift Chelsea Nightclub

The Power Of Equality If You Have To Ask Breaking The Girl Funky Monks Suck My Kiss I Could Have Lied Mellowship Slinky In B Major The Righteous & The Wicked Give It Away Blood Sugar Sex Magik Under The Bridge Naked In The Rain Apache Rose Peacock The Greeting Song My Lovely Man Sir Psycho Sexy They're Red Hot

The group was formed in Compton

as she put it

and of course

and haunting

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