Manu Katche - It's About Time (1991)

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Artist: Manu Katche
Title: It's About Time
Year Of Release: 1991
Label: Sacre [262617]
Genre: Jazz, Progressive Jazz, Fusion
Quality: FLAC (image + .cue,log,scans) | MP3/320 kbps
Total Time: 48:43
Total Size: 286 MB(+3%) | 116 MB(+3%)
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist

1. Cry of Passion (5:01)
2. Change (4:37)
3. Warm Doorway (3:16)
4. Who I Am (4:17)
5. Go Getter (3:46)
6. Lost in You (3:36)
7. Silence (3:48)
8. My Inner Heart (3:48)
9. No Country (4:38)
10. She Is (4:41)
11. 25th of July (4:35)
12. Tell Me Why (2:34)

personnel :

Manu Katche - Percussion, Vocals (Background), Main Performer, Producer, Drums, Programming, Vocals
Peter Gabriel - Vocals, Handclapping
Tom Robinson - Vocals (Background)
Branford Marsalis - Saxophone
Dominic Miller - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Pino Palladino - Bass, Handclapping, Vocals (Background)
David Rhodes - Guitar, Vocals (Background)
Maz Roberts - Vocals, Handclapping
Philip Todd - Horn
Roger Bolton - Keyboards, Sound Design, Sampled Horns

When the talented session drummer Manu Katche decided to release his own solo effort, his colleagues from studio gigs with Sting, Peter Gabriel, Tori Amos, Joni Mitchell, Tracy Chapman, and Dire Straits were happy to sign on to help the talented Mr. Katche record It's About Time. Among them, guitarists Daniel Lanois, keyboardist Simon Clark, and sax legend Branford Marsalis join Katche to create some thrilling jazz- and funk-influenced rock cuts. Warm and soulful, Katche's tunes reflect the influence of Nothing Like the Sun-era Sting, perhaps more than any of the other artists that the drummer previously supported. Highlights include the soul crooner "Lost In You" and the upbeat opener "Cry of Passion." While the lush, delicate tracks on It's About Time generally don't live up to the standards of Katche's most famous employers, there are enough good moments on this 1992 release to warrant a recommendation to fans of this accomplished musician and his famous cohorts.~Vincent Jeffries

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