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| Sales Rank: | 38557 (lower is better) |
| Price Used: | $3.49 |
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| Release Date: | 2006-01-24 |
| Label: | Back Porch |
| UPC: | 724387341227 |
| Binding: | Audio CD |
| Published By: | Back Porch |
| ASIN: | B000CS45HY |
| Category: | Music |
Tracks on Behind the Levee by Back Porch
- Papa Dukie & The Mud People - The Subdudes, Malone, Tommy
- Next to Me - The Subdudes, Magnie, John
- No Vacancy - The Subdudes, Magnie, John
- One Word (Peace) - The Subdudes, Magnie, John
- Social Aid & Pleasure Club - The Subdudes, Subdudes
- Time for the Sun to Rise - The Subdudes, Johnson, Earl King
- Let's Play - The Subdudes, Malone, Tommy
- Looking at You - The Subdudes, Malone, Tommy
- Keep My Feet Upon the Ground - The Subdudes, Malone, Tommy
- Prayer of Love - The Subdudes, Amedée, Steve
Editorial Reviews and Product Descriptions
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Between the recording and the release of this album, the devastation of Katrina transformed the Subdudes' native New Orleans. So perhaps this could have been titled Before the Flood, with the band's musical equivalent of Crescent City comfort food reminding us of better times (and providing hope for better times to come). The band's sonic signature combines the soulful vocals of Tommy Malone, the call-and-response harmonies of his bandmates, and the spare accordion accompaniment of John Magnie. As produced by bluesman Keb' Mo', the band's second album since its reunion renders the rhythm section almost subliminal, thus spotlighting the buoyant melodies and the vocal dynamics more than the groove. Among the highlights here, "Papa Dukie and the Mud People" celebrates the commotion that results when a hippie tribe pitches riverside camp in small-town Louisiana, "Looking at You" features a funky duet with Rosie Ledet, and "One Word" lifts the spirit like a secular hymn, with Malone's buttery tenor sounding like a bayou Michael McDonald. The gorgeous balladry of "Time for the Sun to Rise" and the closing redemption of "Prayer of Love" provide the sort of transcendental healing that music can offer the most musical of American cities. --Don McLeese
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Book Subjects
- Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
- Jam Bands
- Pop
- Pop/Rock Music
- Rock
- Rock/Pop