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26.10.2011, 21:59
Starpoint Keep On It Chocolate City 1981
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Artist:Starpoint
Album:Keep On It Chocolate City
Released: 1981
Genre:R&B,Funk,Electronic,Disco
Quality:wav|Lossless
Size: 398 MB
Tracklisting:
1. I Just Want To Be Your Lover (5:41)
2. For You (5:23)
3. Interlude (0:27)
4. Keep On It (6:37)
5. I Want You Closer (5:27)
6. Baby Let Me Do It (5:09)
7. We're Into Love (4:32)
8. Starpoint's Here Tonight (6:12)
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Excellent work from Starpoint -- the kind of all-solid album that easily marks them as one of the most soulful groups of the boogie generation! There's a depth here that goes way beyond simple bass-heavy grooves for the dancefloor -- a sound that picks a fair bit up from the Earth Wind & Fire groove of the early 70s, and manages to keep some jazzy touches and righteous undercurrents going on -- even when the tunes themselves have simpler themes overall. Renee Diggs' lead vocals are especially wonderful -- crackling with a warmth that's a nice change from the usual belting club diva mode of the period, and which ties together the rest of the group through the strength of her presence. Rhythms are nicely varied too -- with some key ballads sitting nicely next to more uptempo numbers -- making for a well-rounded album that's extremely well put together!
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Artist:Starpoint
Album:Keep On It Chocolate City
Released: 1981
Genre:R&B,Funk,Electronic,Disco
Quality:wav|Lossless
Size: 398 MB
Tracklisting:
1. I Just Want To Be Your Lover (5:41)
2. For You (5:23)
3. Interlude (0:27)
4. Keep On It (6:37)
5. I Want You Closer (5:27)
6. Baby Let Me Do It (5:09)
7. We're Into Love (4:32)
8. Starpoint's Here Tonight (6:12)
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Excellent work from Starpoint -- the kind of all-solid album that easily marks them as one of the most soulful groups of the boogie generation! There's a depth here that goes way beyond simple bass-heavy grooves for the dancefloor -- a sound that picks a fair bit up from the Earth Wind & Fire groove of the early 70s, and manages to keep some jazzy touches and righteous undercurrents going on -- even when the tunes themselves have simpler themes overall. Renee Diggs' lead vocals are especially wonderful -- crackling with a warmth that's a nice change from the usual belting club diva mode of the period, and which ties together the rest of the group through the strength of her presence. Rhythms are nicely varied too -- with some key ballads sitting nicely next to more uptempo numbers -- making for a well-rounded album that's extremely well put together!
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