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| 7AE001: The Rhythm Express - Soul Explosion '69 SKA / REGGAE / FUNK / SOUL
The Rhythm Express is ever evolving. In keeping with 2015 and the
band’s scheduled “one single” a month concept we're pleased to introduce
you to the complete album - taken from all of the tracks released this
year.
Includes: Selena Evangeline , Everton “Pablo” Paul drums, Jesse
“Dubmatix” King bass - Shane “Shaky J” Forrest guitar, and Bill King –
arranger/keyboards, Christopher Butcher of the Heavyweights Brass Band –
trombone – newcomer to the Express – Rebecca Hennessy, trumpet and
Bobby Hsu, alto saxophone.
Michael Dunston, Aria, Ammoye, Ernest Ranglin and more.
Rhythm Express Soul Explosion ’69 (Sequence)
1. Night Train (instrumental)
2. You’re Wondering Now (Selena Evangeline)
3. Hard Times (Michael Dunston)
4. Woman of the Ghetto (Ammoye)
5. The Harder They Come (Gavin Hope)
6. My Boy Lollipop (Aria Zenua)
7. Double Barrel (instrumental)
8. Papa Was a Rolling Stone (Michael Dunston/Selena Evangeline)
9. I Can’t Stand the Rain (Selena Evangeline)
10. Midnight Confessions (Ammoye)
11. Yes We Can Can (Gavin Hope)
12. The Ghetto/Black Lives Matter (Michael Dunston)
13. Black Woman (Selena Evangeline)
14. Hold Fast (Selena Evangeline)
15. Before the Rain (instrumental)
Executive Producer: Everton ‘Pablo’ Paul – Side Door Records
Producer/Arranger/Keyboards: Bill King
Engineer/Mastering/guitar/bass*3/*6: Shane ‘Shaky J’ Forrest)
Bass/Graphic Design: Jesse ‘Dubmatix’ King
Trumpet: Alexis Baro/William Sperandei/Rebecca Hennessy
Trombone: Christopher Butcher
Alto Saxophone: Bobby Hsu
Percussion: Jorge Luis “Papiosco” Torres/Magdelys Savigne/ Everton ‘Pablo’ Paul |
The following tracks are available for download:
1. | The Rhythm Express - Night Train |
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2. | The Rhythm Express - You're Wondering Now |
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3. | The Rhythm Express - Hard Times |
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4. | The Rhythm Express - Woman of the Ghetto |
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5. | The Rhythm Express - Yes We Can Can |
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6. | The Rhythm Express - My Boy Lollipop |
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7. | The Rhythm Express - Double Barrel |
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8. | The Rhythm Express - Papa Was A Rolling Stone |
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9. | The Rhythm Express - I Can't Stand the Rain |
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10. | The Rhythm Express - Midnight Confessions |
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11. | The Rhythm Express - The Harder They Come |
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12. | The Rhythm Express - The Ghetto / Black Lives Matter |
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13. | The Rhythm Express - Black Woman |
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14. | The Rhythm Express - Before the Rain (ft Ernest Ranglin) |
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In 2001, family members Bill and Jesse King launched
the recording enterprise – 7 Arts Entertainment with their first
collection of female jazz singers from across Canada - Real Divas Vol.1
Torchlight. The album became an instant success aiding in the signing of
a national distribution deal with Distribution Fusion 3 in Montreal.
The sole purpose behind 7Arts was to channel Bill and Jesse’s music
through their own label and select other artists just as committed to
their craft. It’s not about pop music or middle of the road or rock
recordings. It’s about musicians with something to say. 7Arts is also an
entry point for artists not yet ready for major attention. Vocalist
Sophie Milman began as one of the Real Divas who got her start working
with producer/arranger Bill King. Her first title produced mainly by
King has sold over 100,000 worldwide for Linus Entertainment.
With years of experience and a worldwide network the 7 Arts family is moving into the digital realm with an eye to the future.
Recordings that reside on 7 Arts aren’t designed to satisfy a market
or a particular fad but reflect the ongoing growth of the artists
Since 2003, label acts – The Rockit 88 Band – Too Much Fun’ was
honored with a Maple Blues Award – New Artist – The Saturday Night Fish
Fry – Rhythm & Soul – Best Soul Recording and Soul Singer – Shakura
S’Aida – Real Blues Magazine. The Rockit 88 were also nominated for a
Juno - Best Blues Recording. The trio – King. Alleyne. Roth –“It Might
As Well Be Spring” – was nominated for Acoustic Jazz Recording of the
Year by the NJAs in 2004. Singer June Garber scored a critical success
with ‘Smile’ and 16 year old newcomer vocalist Sophie Berkal-Sarbit is
one of the top played and critically received jazz records of 2007 with
‘Gypsy in My Soul.’
The past decade saw the release of Rhythm Express - Beat Street,
Real Divas – CafĂ© Society – Rockit 88 Band – Sweet Sugar Cane, the Bill
King Trio – Five Aces, solo piano outings Gloryland and Cinemascope from
Bill King, Gavin Hope – For All We Know and Selena Evangeline – Left
Alone among several additional releases.
Quebec artist Chantal Chamberland was one of the top selling domestic jazz recordings of 2006.
The Saturday Nite Fish Fry returned with a collection of classic
blues songs from Bob Dylan and Eddie Hinton – “Dirt Road Blues - to
critical acclaim.