BUDOS BAND BUDOS BAND II

BUDOS BAND BUDOS BAND IIImagine the theme from SHAFT as an instrumental, add a touch of Latin flavor and a bit of Afrobeat in the horn section, and you'll have a working idea of the Budos Band's sound. Taking careful aim at early '70s funk and soul, the band's second album utilizes percolating bass lines, forceful, unison horn parts, and juicy guitar keyboard rhythm splashes. Taking shape in the New York retro soul scene revolving around Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, the

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celebrate one-night stands (as long as she can bolt town right after) and proclaim it s always the right time to do the wrong thing

a shouted cacophony of names including Tommy Stinson

notorious for his aggressive keyboard attack and seemingly schizophrenic stylings

† His project†Speaker Music†was inspired by†Rhythmanalysis

And with able production by keyboardist Julius Brockington

showing up on time and acting very graciously to one and all

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like the South

more often than not

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as Laetitias empathic presence leads the way