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Moodymann
Mahogany Brown
Finding and buying original vinyl copies of Moodymann’s brilliant second album, 1998’s “Mahogany Brown”, can be a costly business, so all praise to Peacefrog for offering up this much-needed reissue. Packed to the rafters with classic Kenny Dixon Junior material – see the woozy warmth of “Sunshine”, where a children’s choir rides a locked-in groove and jazzy electric piano solos, the sample-laden up-tempo bump of “MEANDNJB” and the sublime gospel house workout “Black Sunday” for starters – it’s arguably the album that established the Detroit legend’s trademark sound once and for all. When it comes to jazz-flecked deep house shot through with references to the history of black American music, there are few – if any – better albums.
A1
Radio
7:07
A2
Sunshine
5:43
A3
On The Run
7:35
B1
M.E.A.N.D.N.J.B
3:57
B2
Mahogany Brown
5:30
C1
Me And My Peoples Eyes
7:03
C2
Stoneodenjoe (House)
4:40
C3
Joy Part III
6:12
D
Black Sunday
10:46