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The Essential 2003 Album

The Essential The Essential
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Sly Stone
Sly Stone
Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar
Jerry Martini
Jerry Martini
Saxophone
Rose Stone
Rose Stone
Keyboards
Freddie Stone
Freddie Stone
Vocals, Guitar
Tracklist
1. Underdog 3m 58s
2. I Cannot Make It 3m 19s
3. Dance To The Music 2m 59s
4. Are You Ready 2m 49s
5. Fun 2m 22s
6. M'Lady 2m 45s
7. Life 3m
8. Love City 2m 43s
9. Stand! 3m 8s
10. Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey 5m 59s
11. I Want To Take You Higher 5m 23s
12. Somebody's Watching You 5m 23s
13. Sing A Simple Song 3m 56s
14. Everybody Is A Star 3m 8s
15. Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin) 4m 48s
16. Family Affair 3m 5s
17. Luv 'n' Haight 4m 3s
18. Poet 3m 1s
19. (You Caught Me) Smilin' 2m 54s
20. Runnin' Away 2m 56s
21. Brave and Strong 3m 30s
22. Just Like A Baby 5m 12s
23. Thank You For Talking To Me, Africa 7m 15s
24. In Time 5m 49s
25. If You Want Me To Stay 3m 1s
26. Frisky 3m 12s
27. Skin I'm In 2m 54s
28. Babies Makin' Babies 3m 39s
29. If It Were Left Up To Me 1m 58s
30. Time For Livin' 3m 17s
31. Loose Booty 3m 46s
32. I Get High On You 3m 13s

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This 2-disc set nicely stitches together the more accessible version of Sly from the late 60's with the complicated misfit who struggled with stardom in the early 70's. Nowhere is this more evident than midway through the second disc, where you encounter "Thank You For Talkin' To Me Africa", Stone's painfully biting and forlorn mockery of his 1970 hit "Thank You Fallettin Be Mice Elf Agin", complete with backing vocals and moans straight from a haunted house. Arguably the most compelling artist who emerged from the late 60's - simply because there was so much momentum behind him - Essential accurately documents the rapid rise and fall of the group, and Sly.
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