Every Brother Ain't A Brother
Like a summertime stroll through New York in the early 80s...

Every Brother Ain't A Brother

Panaché

€ 14,95
  • 12"
Label
Isle Of Jura
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Description

Originally released as a 12” single in 1982, ‘Every Brother Ain’t A Brother’ was the final record from Brooklyn multi-instrumentalist and producer Freddie Thompson’s Panaché band. 

Built around a fully cleared sampled bassline from ‘The Message’ by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five, ‘Every Brother Ain’t A Brother’ plays out like a summertime stroll through New York in the early 80s. The streets are full of excitement, but as the lyrics, written by vocalist Denise Williams (not to be confused with Deniece Williams of ‘Let’s Hear It For The Boy’ fame) make it clear, they’re dangerous as well.

After releasing ‘Every Brother Ain’t A Brother’ in 1982, Panaché quietly moved from center stage to behind the scenes. Over the last thirty-nine years, Freddie has continued to work in the music industry as a session musician and producer.

Tracklist

A

  • 1.Every Brother Ain't A Brother (Vocal)
  • 2.Every Brother Ain't A Brother (Instrumental)

B

  • 3.Every Brother Ain't A Brother (Jura Soundsytem Edit)

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