Clouser, Todd / A Love Electric / Entre: Selections In Garage Jazz
| Album: | Entre: Selections In Garage Jazz | Collection: | Jazz | |
| Artist: | Clouser, Todd / A Love Electric | Added: | Jul 2012 | |
| Label: | Royal Potato Family | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2012-07-29 | Pull Date: | 2012-09-30 | Charts: | Jazz |
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| Week Ending: | Sep 23 | Sep 9 | Sep 2 | Aug 26 | Aug 19 | Aug 12 | Aug 5 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jun 26, 2015: | Rebop
No Luck Woodpecker |
4. | Sep 21, 2012: | The Songsmith Show
No Luck Woodpecker |
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| 2. | Jan 03, 2015: | Music Casserole
The Taxi Driver |
5. | Sep 18, 2012: | Rebop
No Luck Woodpecker |
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| 3. | Dec 08, 2012: | Music Casserole
No Luck Woodpecker |
6. | Sep 04, 2012: | Rebop
Mob Walk, No Luck Woodpecker |
Album Review
Fo
Reviewed 2012-07-08
Reviewed 2012-07-08
TODD CLOUSER’S A LOVE ELECTRIC: Entre
Royal Potato Family, 2012
POSTMODERN FUSION – Raucous, free, and very funky, the second CD from guitarist Clouser’s jazz-rock group is all original and much more groove-oriented than their debut, which was mostly rock covers. But the same sense of avant psychedelica is there, the same SexMob-like swagger (enhanced by Steven Bernstein’s presence on 3 tracks). Eclectic-minded DJs, don’t sleep on this; give it a try. All instrumental.
All pretty good. Fo’s Picks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 9
1. 5:03 – uptempo free-funk groove, guitar and organ pull it up to the sky
2. 6:19 – warped, drunken walk: fine guitar solo & paranoid rhythmic breathing
3. 6:50 – slow intro, then driving, with a rockish set of solos (guitar, trumpet)
4. 6:28 – blissed-out, bright & fuzzy; mellow keyboard & guitar, no horns
5. 5:47 – straightforward tune, layered stroll with cool percussion & dirty sound
6. 6:23 – cool walk, quirky & kind of catchy: smirking guitar, trumpet w/effects
7. 3:53 – upbeat funky wiggle: drops for bass solo & bluesy guitar, spaces out
8. 6:12 – bass intro, then midtempo, a sort of clomping bluesy boogaloo
9. 5:19 – cool, linear groove: starts chilly but blossoms into warped sunshine
10. 6:46 – relaxed ballad, a more acoustic/organic sound with organ drone
[ Fo ] - 8 July 2012
Royal Potato Family, 2012
POSTMODERN FUSION – Raucous, free, and very funky, the second CD from guitarist Clouser’s jazz-rock group is all original and much more groove-oriented than their debut, which was mostly rock covers. But the same sense of avant psychedelica is there, the same SexMob-like swagger (enhanced by Steven Bernstein’s presence on 3 tracks). Eclectic-minded DJs, don’t sleep on this; give it a try. All instrumental.
All pretty good. Fo’s Picks: 1, 2, 4, 6, 9
1. 5:03 – uptempo free-funk groove, guitar and organ pull it up to the sky
2. 6:19 – warped, drunken walk: fine guitar solo & paranoid rhythmic breathing
3. 6:50 – slow intro, then driving, with a rockish set of solos (guitar, trumpet)
4. 6:28 – blissed-out, bright & fuzzy; mellow keyboard & guitar, no horns
5. 5:47 – straightforward tune, layered stroll with cool percussion & dirty sound
6. 6:23 – cool walk, quirky & kind of catchy: smirking guitar, trumpet w/effects
7. 3:53 – upbeat funky wiggle: drops for bass solo & bluesy guitar, spaces out
8. 6:12 – bass intro, then midtempo, a sort of clomping bluesy boogaloo
9. 5:19 – cool, linear groove: starts chilly but blossoms into warped sunshine
10. 6:46 – relaxed ballad, a more acoustic/organic sound with organ drone
[ Fo ] - 8 July 2012
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