That's What She Said

Artist: Flora Purim
Label: Ojc
Category: Music

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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1

UPC: 025218705721
EAN: 0025218705721
ASIN: B00005J6XA

Release Date: 2001-05-22

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Tracks:

Look Into His Eyes
Juicy
Hidden Within
You On My Mind
What Can I Say?
Love's The Way I Feel 'Bout Cha
That's What She Said
You Are My Heart

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Customer Reviews:

HIDDEN WITHIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2004-02-28

Flora had her vocals all OVER George Duke's albums on MPS during
the mid 70's-(Feel,I Love The Blues....etc-none of whitch are
in print as of now.But George Returns the favor here with a series of funkified latin jazz cuts differing little from his own work.The mammoth tital cut,the funky "Look Into Her Eyes"
are highlites but it is the SUPERGROOVALISTIC "Hidden Within"
that sets the standard for the groove matched only by Chaka Khan and a few others.What else is here is excellent but cannot compete with those heavyweights.But thats just because the album
is great and those cuts are TRANSCENDANT!!!!!!George and Florworked miracles on this and 1979's "Carry on" LP!

Flora & Friends..........2002-07-01

This Fusion gem puts one of the most underated vocalist together with a few 70's fusion heavyweights and out comes a very enjoyable recording. George Duke, Alphonso Johnson, Airto and friends put out some of the hippest fusion in the 70' & 80's. Flora uses their musical abilities to the max on "That's What She Said." Using a variety of wordless vocal technics layered over electric keyboards and driving rhythms, these songs capture the fun and freedom that fusion later lost as it grew more commercial. Flora's entire catalog is ripe with music like this. If this grabs your taste-buds, also check out "Open Your Eyes, You Can Fly", "Encounter", and "Stories To Tell." Maybe we will all get luckly and Warner Brothers will release "Nothing Will Be As It Was" and "Everyday, Everynight". Also, Chick Corea's "Return To Forever" and "Light As A Feather" started the whole fusion-Jazz-worldbeat vibe. Enjoy!

70s Jazz Fusion at its finest!.......2001-12-06

This George Duke produced gem was part of a defining era for me in the late 70s. One of Flora's best works of the period, that mixes well with George Duke's "Reach For It", "Follow The Rainbow"; Chick Corea's "Friends"; and a host of other funk filled Jazz Fusioneers! This is a great addition to my remastered CD collection of this, "...the best of times" (wink), era of my experience.

70s Jazz Fusion at its finest!.......2001-12-06

This George Duke arranged gem was part of a defining era for me in the late 70s. One of Flora's best works of the period, that mixes well with George Duke's "Reach For It", "Follow The Rainbow"; Chick Corea's "Friends"; and a host of other funk filled Jazz Fusioneers! This is a great addition to my remastered CD collection of this, "...the best of times" (wink), era of my experience.

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