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1970 - Redbone

The first Redbone album is a double one !

The first Redbone album is musically completely accomplished. I discovered the band through this double album in the late seventies.
Full of ancient rythmes, stabbing melodies and these funky guitare solos coming out of nowhere, Redbone whose on top of their talent from their beginning. Listen to Crazy Cajun or Danse Calinda to have perfect examples of their first style. In my opinion this may be the album that will stay the most intemporal because of it's very "roots" feelings.

Redbone front cover

The songs

Crazy Cajun Cakewalk Band (by Pat & Lolly Vegas and Jim Ford - lead : Pat) - Lyrics
Prehistoric Rhythm (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Niki Hokey (lead vocal : Tony) - Lyrics
Promise I Won't Let It Show (by Pat Vegas - lead vocal : Pat) - Lyrics
Minor Seventh Heaven (by Lolly - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Night Come Down (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Tennessee Girl (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Rebecca (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Tony) - Lyrics
Jambone (by the band - instrumental)
Little Girl (by Lolly - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Chance to See (by Pat Vegas - lead vocal : Pat) - Lyrics
Red and Blue (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
Suite Mode (instrumental)
(I Can't) Handle It (by Lolly Vegas - lead vocal : Lolly) - Lyrics
I'm a Man (by Lolly Vegas - instrumental)
Danse Calinda (by Pat Vegas - lead vocal : Pat) - Lyrics
Things Go Better (by the band - instrumental) - Lyrics

Redbone back cover

The Band Members

Lolly Vegas: vocals, guitar
Pat Vegas: vocals, bass
Tony Bellamy: vocal, guitar
Pete DePoe: drums

Produced by Lolly Vegas and Pete Welding
Engineer : Bob "Groovus" Breault

EPIC EGP 501

Crazy Cajun single cover

Lyrics

Crazy Cajun Cakewalk Band

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Prehistoric Rhythm

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Niki Hoeky

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Promise I Won't let It Show

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You better look out, now
The night is comin' down

There's people cryin' in a state of sorrow
And under shootin' through the right of power
There's no more time to hesitate
The hour's getting late
And you won't be ready when the night come down

You better look out, now
The night is comin' down

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