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5.0 out of 5 stars
Heavy indeedd - just like early Santana meets Lonnie Smith,
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This review is from: Heavy Heavy Heavy (Audio CD)
Yeah people give 5 stars on this site real easy, but this one is well-earned. A major inspiration for Fela, Pino was Africa's answer to James Brown. The last six tracks are a continuous live show, which is awesome. An electrified audience, great keyboard work, and extended "Afro Soca Soul" grooves reminiscent of Santana's early work with Greg Rolie. Any afrobeat fan needs this. And if you're looking to get past Fela and see what else was going on in west Africa at the time, this will further hook you into the world beat web.
5.0 out of 5 stars
yow!,
By Truthseeker (New London, CT United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Heavy Heavy Heavy (Audio CD)
This is some of the funkiest funk in the funk universe. Delightful, jolly and rollicking, and you will not believe the guy on organ. Check out the solo on "Let Them Talk." There's a reason Fela Kuti envied this guy.
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Heavy Heavy Heavy by Geraldo Pino & The Heartbeats
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