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All Tracks Taken from the 'max' Series (Volumes One Through 6). Features a Limited Gold Jacket for Initial Pressings.
廃盤となっていた名盤サントラを廉価で再発するシリーズ。ウーピー・ゴールドバーグ主演の本作は、彼女自らの歌によるゴスペルのほか「レスキュー・ミー」などソウルの名曲も楽しめる。
アレクサンダー大塚選手の入場曲「AOcorner」、テレビ神奈川“マッシュRoom”エンディングテーマ「Do not cry-ドノクライ-」など収録したシンガーソングライター青西高嗣のマキシシングル。
Disco Classics Recorded Live... From The Hit PBS Pledge Show!
The smash PBS concert special "KC And The Sunshine Band Present Get Down TonightThe Disco Explosion," taped on August 17, 2004, at the Convention Hall in Asbury Park, New Jersey, celebrates the disco era with original artists singing their biggest hits in front of an enthusiastic audience.
Running Time: +/- 140 minutes
Program List:
1. That's The Way I Like It - KC And The Sunshine Band
2. Boogie Shoes - KC And The Sunshine Band
3. Le Freak - Norma Jean Wright & Luci Martin
4. Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
5. Disco Inferno - The Trammps
6. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing - Leo Sayer
7. Boogie Nights - Heatwave
8. Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
9. December, 1963 (Oh, What A Night) - Frankie Valli
10. Gibb Brothers Tribute - How Deep Is Your Love/Stayin' Alive
11. If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman
12. Rock The Boat - The Hues Corporation
13. Flashdance...What A Feeling - Irene Cara
14. More Than A Woman - Tavares
15. Shake Your Groove Thing - Peaches & Herb
16. It's Raining Men - Martha Wash of The Weather Girls
17. Get Down Tonight - KC And The Sunshine Band
18. Last Dance - classic clip
This ambitious mixture of dramatic reconstruction with traditional documentary affords excellent insight into legendary bluesman Robert Johnson's life, the enduring power of his music, and the myth which surrounds him.
Can't You Hear The Wind Howl transcends its genre of "docudrama," providing the well-researched information we'd expect from a conventional documentary with the dramatic impact we could hope for from a Hollywood film.
Contemporary bluesman Keb' Mo' (Kevin Moore) plays Johnson, and Danny Glover narrates, but the real star is Robert Johnson's music. The film's strength is its power of suggestion; we never see the Johnson character up close, never hear him talk. As if in a dream, he flits in and out of scenes, whether courting his girlfriend or stirring a juke joint to mayhem. But you'd be hard put picking him out of a police lineup. We never see him such that we can know him, which is an accurate representation of the elusive musician, according to the interview footage with Johnson's proteges and peers--among them Johnny Shines, Robert Lockwood Jr., and Honeyboy Edwards. Keb' Mo', who has included Robert Johnson songs on each of his three CDs, says that portraying Johnson had a lasting effect. "It's an internal thing," says Mo'. "In playing him, you pull in some of the spirit. The spirit of a juke joint, the spirit of the south at that time." This film falls nicely between an homage and an explanation. --Sam Sutherland
Paul Williams is Ireland's most respected crime journalist and true crime author. A qualified criminologist he has won a number of major journalism awards for his investigative work for
The Sunday World. He has been responsible for a string of major exposes about John Gilligan, his gang and the murder of Veronica Guerin. Williams is the international bestselling author of
Gangland and
The General which was made into a major motion picture by director John Boorman.
Paul Williams is Ireland's most respected crime journalist and true crime author. A qualified criminologist he has won a number of major journalism awards for his investigative work for
The Sunday World. He has been responsible for a string of major exposes about John Gilligan, his gang and the murder of Veronica Guerin. Williams is the international bestselling author of
Gangland and
The General which was made into a major motion picture by director John Boorman.
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