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Andre Williams Rhythm and Blues Soul Funk 2006 US

Genre:	Funk, Soul
Performer:	Andre Williams
Title:	Aphrodisiac
Style:	Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk
Date of release:	2006
Country:	US
MP3 album size:	1384 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1502 mb
WMA album size:	1872 mb
Digital formats:	VQF RA AAC AUD DXD AIFF MP4

Tracklist

A1	Hold Up	2:36
A2	Do You Remember?	2:55
A3	I'm Not Worthy	3:36
A4	Prove It To Me	2:24
A5	I Don't Need Mary (Juana)	2:39
B1	Three Sisters	2:58
B2	Uptown Hustle	3:43
B3	Chrysler 300	2:43
B4	Thunder Thighs	2:25
B5	I Can See	2:50

Credits

Backing Vocals – Andy Caffrey , Kenn Goodman, Latisha Knight, Sarah Cram
Bass – Dustin Conner (tracks: A2)
Bass, Backing Vocals – John Svec
Congas – Matt Grundstad (tracks: A2)
Drums, Tambourine, Cowbell – Jim Viner
Engineer – John Svec, Justin Kennedy
Flute – Bobby Thompson (tracks: A2)
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Doug Roberson
Mastered By – Blaise Barton
Piano, Organ, Harmonica – Nate "Count" Basinger*
Piano, Saxophone, Backing Vocals – David Basinger
Saxophone – Eddie McKinley
Vocals – Andre Williams , Jaron Varner (tracks: B2)

Notes

Category VAMPI 084 on Cover spine, VAMPI LP 084 on Labels.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Pr 6383	Andre Williams With The Diplomats Of Solid Sound	Andre Williams With The Diplomats Of Solid Sound - Aphrodisiac ‎(CD, Album)	Pravda Records	Pr 6383	US	2006
VAMPI CD 084	Andre Williams With The Diplomats Of Solid Sound	Andre Williams With The Diplomats Of Solid Sound - Aphrodisiac ‎(CD, Album, Dig)	Vampi Soul	VAMPI CD 084	Spain	2007

Reggy

★★★☆☆☆ The 50's/60's New Orleans legend André Williams really made a comeback in recent years combining his aged and smokey vocals with backing by some young and fresh cats. His "Silky" album IMO is his best of the recent years, taking a fresh take on both country and garagerock. This album - as the titel may suggest - is an R&B bedroom-album, with a funky, low-key tongue-in-cheek style and rather inexplicit lyrics. Sometimes the originals aren't the best, Williams may - I'm guessing - very well have been one of the influences for UK 70's funk/punk act Ian Dury and The Blockheads, as this album sounds indeed very much like they did on e.g. their bedroom-funk "Wake up & be thankful" and many others - but they actually are funkier - and with humor too. Go with "Silky" - or Dury.