the whirlies, twirlies, dips and riffs on the organ make this track. amp'd through the descending triads, the first time i heard this track, i was hooked. literally and figuratively. bass-heads will have plenty to stew on in the subtle, subdued lines. and the guitar riffs, straddling the clarity of wes and grant, are clean, hard-hitting and tasteful. it's affirming and heartening to see/hear conte
if you listen to this track and your butt does not start moving, you ought to get it checked out. that's right, i listen to this song on my iDevice and pretend there's a green screen behind me while i bust out the kung fu dance moves.
This track has been on non-stop rotation ever since I found it days ago (on that ahem other music discovery site). It's a cover tune originally done by The Stylists and is not frequently cited as one of the classic Green numbers. Nevertheless, this track and album epitomize Green's style: a perfect blend of hey soul classic sound with hard-hitting blues and funk breaks. Sure, I'm totally enamored
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