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5.0 out of 5 stars
Funked out to the max!, January 16, 2002
This review is from: Looking for La Fiesta (Audio CD)
If you're looking for a revival of 70's funk style, but yet modern and current, with groovy horn arrangements, pounding bass, and honey dripping vocal harmonies then this is it. Found it purely by accident on a trip to Spain. A Spanish band with 90% of the songs in English. All original, except for a very funky version of Stevie Wonders, Living in the City.
The hit of the CD, Supersexy Girl, is a work of art as far as the vocal harmonies are concerned. You can listen to this song 100 times and you can still remember where you were the first time you heard it.
Do yourself a huge favour and go out and find this CD. You don't even have to listen to it, because every track is a groover, but if you're still in doubt, listen to it. It will just confirm what this CD is all about; groovy, funky tunes that need to be heard by the world.
But be warned! Upon listening to Fundacion Tony Manero, your body may start gyrating in ways you never thought it could.
Enjoy listening and may the funk be with you!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best acid jazz hispano bands, October 5, 2004
This review is from: Looking for La Fiesta (Audio CD)
Knew the band when I heard the news that they were touring in seven cities in Spain with "Los Amigos Invisibles". This album is excellent and if you have the time to search the web, try to get their latest release "Sweet Movimiento". The band is expected to release a new album soon named "Click". Can't wait to get it".
If you like funk, acid jazz or in my case la gozadera de "Los Amigos Invisibles", you will definitely enjoy " Looking for la fiesta" & FTM music.
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