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In the Jungle, Babe

In the Jungle, Babe in Bloomington, MN

Current price: $14.99
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In the Jungle, Babe

In the Jungle, Babe in Bloomington, MN

Current price: $14.99
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Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
were near the peak of their popularity on this, their third
Warner Brothers
LP featuring three chart singles. Artistically, they are right there. The rough unevenness of LP number one is gone, and it flows smoother than their second album -- which spawned
"Do Your Thing."
"Till You Get Enough,"
a heavy dose of
funk
, charted at number 68
pop
and 12
R&B
in 1969; the slow, sensuous
"Love Land"
faired much better overall at number ten
and number 20
in 1969. A final single,
"Must Be Your Thing"
(1970), charted at number 67
. The band also affix their disjointed rhythmic approach to remakes of
Edwin Starr
's
"Twenty Five Miles,"
the Doors
'
"Light My Fire,"
and
Wilson Pickett
"I'm a Midnight Mover."
In the Jungle, Babe
is easily the most satisfying album of the bands' career. ~ Andrew Hamilton
Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
were near the peak of their popularity on this, their third
Warner Brothers
LP featuring three chart singles. Artistically, they are right there. The rough unevenness of LP number one is gone, and it flows smoother than their second album -- which spawned
"Do Your Thing."
"Till You Get Enough,"
a heavy dose of
funk
, charted at number 68
pop
and 12
R&B
in 1969; the slow, sensuous
"Love Land"
faired much better overall at number ten
and number 20
in 1969. A final single,
"Must Be Your Thing"
(1970), charted at number 67
. The band also affix their disjointed rhythmic approach to remakes of
Edwin Starr
's
"Twenty Five Miles,"
the Doors
'
"Light My Fire,"
and
Wilson Pickett
"I'm a Midnight Mover."
In the Jungle, Babe
is easily the most satisfying album of the bands' career. ~ Andrew Hamilton
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