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Artist: Eddie Hinton Title Of Album: Very Extremely Dangerous Year Of Release: 1978 Label: Capricorn Country: US Genre: Soulful rhythm 'n' blues Audio codec: FLAC | lossless In his book Sweet Soul Music, Peter Guralnick described Eddie Hinton as "the last of the great white soul singers," and his debut album, 1978's Very Extremely Dangerous, sounds like a glorious throwback to the salad days of the Muscle Shoals, AL, R&B hit factory of the 1960s, where Wilson Pickett and Aretha Franklin cut some of their most memorable songs. Hinton had already earned an estimable reputation as a session guitarist by the time he finally got to step up to the mic as a solo artist, and Very Extremely Dangerous features him backed up by the always-expert Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section, and Hinton's strong and wiry guitar runs fit the group's emphatic support like a glove. (Hinton and his friends also knew how to bring a solid rock drive to these songs without losing their soulful groove in the process.) As a singer, Hinton was never afraid to step on the gas, and if his vocals are sometimes a bit over the top, they're also consumed with a raw and sweaty joy; like Wilson Pickett, Hinton is able to bring a surprising musicality to a shouting style that can express the pleasures of a hard-partying Saturday night ("Shout Bamalama") as well as the tender agony of love ("I Got the Feeling"). It was Eddie Hinton's poor fortune to cut a great blue-eyed soul album just as disco and funk had bumped deep soul off the charts, but Very Extremely Dangerous still stands as a fine example of latter-day soul at its most accomplished. Tracks 1. You Got Me Singing (Eddie Hinton) - 2:59 2. Concept World (Alvin Howard, Eddie Hinton) - 4:04 3. I Got The Feeling (Eddie Hinton) - 5:06 4. Shout Bamalama (Otis Redding) - 4:13 5. Get Off In It (Alvin Howard, Donnie Fritts, Eddie Hinton) - 3:17 6. Brand New Man (Alvin Howard, Eddie Hinton) - 3:39 7. Shoot The Moon (Dan Penn, Eddie Hinton) - 4:57 8. We Got It (Eddie Hinton) - 5:19 9. Yeah Man (Eddie Hinton) - 3:46 10.I Want It All (Alvin Howard, Eddie Hinton, Sandra Hinton) - 4:34 Personnel Eddie Hinton - Guitar, Horn Arrangements, Piano, Vocals Barry Beckett - Keyboards, Moog Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer David Hood - Bass Dennis Good - Trombone Harrison Calloway, Jr.- Horn Arrangements, Trumpet Harvey Thompson - Tenor Saxophone Jimmy Johnson - Guitar Roger Hawkins - Drums Ronnie Eades - Baritone Saxophone Muscle Shoals Horns - Horn

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