| Marc Ribot | The Young Philadelphians — Live in Tokyo |
Marc Ribot | The Young Philadelphians — Live in Tokyo 
Location: New York, NY, U.S.
Genre: punk–funk
Album release:
Formats:
Record Label: Enja/Yellowbird
Duration: 53:57
Tracks:
01. Love Epidemic (The Trammps) 5:21
02. Love TKO (Teddy Pendergrass) 6:47
03. Fly, Robin, Fly (Silver Convention) 9:05
4. TSOP (MFSB — Mother, Father, Sister, Brother) 9:22
05. Love Rollercoaster (Ohio Players) 7:22
06. Do It Anyway You Wanna (People’s Choice) 6:46
07. The Hustle (Van McCoy) 9:14
Personnel:
• Marc Ribot — guitars, vocals
• Mary Halvorson — guitars
• Jamaaladeen Tacuma — bass
• G. Calvin Weston — drums
• The Young Philadelphians
• “where deco meets disco meets decon”
• The Young Philadelphians pays tribute to twin legacies: The mind–blowing harmolodic punk–funk of Ornette Coleman’s first Prime Time band and the sweet, optimistic pulse of 1970s Philly soul. Marc Ribot enlists bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma and drummer G. Calvin Weston, both Prime Time alumni and Philadelphia natives, along with guitarist Mary Halvorson and a lush 3–piece string section to do the job.
Forever young, forever Philadelphian, forever fixated on the moment before dance went digital. Stuck in the groove like a scratch in your favorite record. Ladies and Gentlemen…the hardest working musicians in punk/funk/soul/noise: The Young Philadelphians!!!
| Marc Ribot | The Young Philadelphians — Live in Tokyo |
Genre: punk–funk
Album release:
Formats:
Record Label: Enja/Yellowbird
Duration: 53:57
Tracks:
01. Love Epidemic (The Trammps) 5:21
02. Love TKO (Teddy Pendergrass) 6:47
03. Fly, Robin, Fly (Silver Convention) 9:05
4. TSOP (MFSB — Mother, Father, Sister, Brother) 9:22
05. Love Rollercoaster (Ohio Players) 7:22
06. Do It Anyway You Wanna (People’s Choice) 6:46
07. The Hustle (Van McCoy) 9:14
Personnel:
• Marc Ribot — guitars, vocals
• Mary Halvorson — guitars
• Jamaaladeen Tacuma — bass
• G. Calvin Weston — drums
• The Young Philadelphians
• “where deco meets disco meets decon”
• The Young Philadelphians pays tribute to twin legacies: The mind–blowing harmolodic punk–funk of Ornette Coleman’s first Prime Time band and the sweet, optimistic pulse of 1970s Philly soul. Marc Ribot enlists bassist Jamaaladeen Tacuma and drummer G. Calvin Weston, both Prime Time alumni and Philadelphia natives, along with guitarist Mary Halvorson and a lush 3–piece string section to do the job.
Forever young, forever Philadelphian, forever fixated on the moment before dance went digital. Stuck in the groove like a scratch in your favorite record. Ladies and Gentlemen…the hardest working musicians in punk/funk/soul/noise: The Young Philadelphians!!!