Nakai is joined by guitarist William Eaton in thirteen selections for Native American flute. The flute is accompanied by guitar, lyre, harp-guitar and synthesizer guitar, plus two selections for solo guitar. The panoramic harmonies of Eaton's guitars and haunting melodies of Nakai's flute conjure visions of the mesas, canyons and plains of the American West. ~ MusD, All Music Guide

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From the opening track, "100 Fresh Disciples," in which lead singer Pinky Beecroft imagines himself the leader of a brainwashed sect over a hip-hop beat and guitar solo, Machine Gun Fellatio know that they're destined for cult success. Perhaps it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Bring It On! has the MOR-defying funky kinkiness of early Prince enjoying a mTnage a trois with dance music and dirty rock & roll. Not-quite instrumentals like "Mojo Pumping," "Smooth Sexy Monkey," and "45" car...   [ read more ]

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If his debut, Last Hurrah, was more of a troubadour record for lonely midnight souls, Little Brother is Beaver Nelson's Friday night album. A raucous, rootsy club set, the album is peppered with Texas-style stompers, sweet-and-sour Nashville country, and beer-fueled two-step ballads, not to mention a quasi-funk ditty in "Fever Kept Me Up All Night" and some characteristically wonderful introspective singer/songwriter tunes. It may only be Nelson's second record, but the music is full of expe...   [ read more ]

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