Model Music differently: Disco Chanson for Rhythm Freaks

Grace Jones always fell in the media only as a scandal noodle. But it was a stylish, excellent singer with a very interesting (depth) voice. Even the seemingly endless intro of "La Vie En Rose" with the thumping drum computer initiates one of the best interpretations of this Hauer streets. And if Jones then hermacht with metallic deep voice and surprisingly deft breathing technique on this song, not a dry eye. "Pull Up To The Bumper" rocks skillfully through a complicated disco rhythm. Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare (b / dr) were never so well staffed and plan how these recordings.

The "Libertango" with the bandoneon of Piazolla adequately refined drags himself as supercooled neon Latino by the South American area. And with "Slave To The Rhythm" also gets today's listener a good impression of the wide-screen sound orgies of the former Star producer Trevor Horn.

Unfortunately missing is of the best songs of Jones, as the grandiose "Demolition Man" - much better and more expressive than the original Sting or the characteristic "Use Me", a good cover version of famous songs by Bill Withers. In addition is therefore recommended that splendid studio album "nightclubbing".