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Redbone 1970 Album
Redbone

Redbone Redbone
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Length
1h 13m 23s
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Redbone is the first (double) album by Native American rock band Redbone. In Europe it was also released as a single record. The double album contains 4 instrumentals, 3 of which are extended.
artist
Redbone
Redbone
producer
Lolly Vegas
Lolly Vegas
Pete Welding
Pete Welding
label
Epic
Epic
Other Roles
Lolly Vegas
Lolly Vegas
Lead Guitar, Vocals
Pat Vegas
Pat Vegas
Bass, Vocals
Peter DePoe
Peter DePoe
Drums
Tony Bellamy
Tony Bellamy
Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Tracklist
1. Crazy Cajun Cakewalk Band 3m 6s
2. Prehistoric Rhythm 3m 50s
3. Niki Hokey 3m 17s
4. Promise I Won't Let It Show 3m 6s
5. Minor Seven Heaven 4m 17s
6. Night Come Down 3m 53s
7. Tennessee Girl 2m 27s
8. Rebecca 3m 2s
9. Jambone (Instrumental) 7m 50s
10. Little Girl 3m 54s
11. Chance to See 4m 33s
12. Red And Blue 2m 41s
13. Suite Mode (Instrumental) 8m 17s
14. (I Can't) Handle It 5m 35s
15. I'm a Man (Instrumental) 2m 57s
16. Danse Calinda 2m 41s
17. Things Go Better... (Instrumental) 7m 40s

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2022-01-30 1:47pm
A rather underwhelming double album. The most notable attribute here are four lengthy jams which are laidback, and the material peppered in between straddles the line between rock and adult contemporary. Too much filler to justify aborsing this in one sitting.
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