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Come Get It! 1978 Album

Come Get It! Come Get It!
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3.5 AlRog 4 jfclams
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4 jfclams 3.5 AlRog
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1. Stone City Band, Hi! 3m 27s
2. You And I 8m 4s
3. Sexy Lady 3m 49s
4. Dream Maker 5m 14s
5. Be My Lady 4m 46s
6. Mary Jane 4m 58s
7. Hollywood 7m 25s
8. Stone City Band, Bye! 1m 6s

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Considered to be his debut record, in reality Rick James had 3 or 4 different false starts over a lengthy span - which could have rightly been considered debut records - before the real one came out when he was 30 years old. Ironically, a musician roughly similar to him, but 12 years his junior - Prince Rogers Nelson - came out with his first record in the same time frame. Compared to Prince, James acted as if he had been entrenched as a long time star, deftly employing a wide range of styles from decadent disco to spaced-out ballads to street-wise funk. The dance floor-hungry "You And I" is the centerpiece, while the retro-flavored "Mary Jane" stuck a claim in pot-head territory, which was heady thinking at the time. James had definitely given funk a new look and direction with this one.
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