The Jam: The Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Anthology Larry Graham

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  • Release Date: 10/02/2001
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Label: RHINO / WEA
  • UPC: 081227838829

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The Jam: The Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Anthology

Disc 1
1LISTENWe've Been Waiting / Graham Central Station 0:57
2LISTENHair / Graham Central Station 4:54
3LISTENCan You Handle It? / Graham Central Station 5:11
4LISTENPeople / Graham Central Station 4:30
5LISTENGhetto / Graham Central Station 4:23
6LISTENFeel the Need / Graham Central Station 3:56
7LISTENRelease Yourself / Graham Central Station 4:44
8LISTEN'Tis Your Kind of Music / Graham Central Station 5:42
9LISTENToday / Graham Central Station 6:42
10LISTENThe Jam / Graham Central Station 8:13
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Disc 2
1LISTENNow Do-U-Wanta Dance / Graham Central Station 3:44
2LISTENLast Train / Graham Central Station 3:39
3LISTENEarthquake / Graham Central Station 6:40
4LISTENStomped Beat-Up and Whooped / Graham Central Station 2:59
5LISTENMy Radio Sure Sounds Good to Me 3:59
6LISTENIs It Love? 6:38
7LISTEN(You're A) Foxy Lady 4:08
8LISTENStar Walk Single Edit 3:56
9LISTENOne in a Million You 4:10
10LISTENWhen We Get Married 3:35
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The Jam: The Larry Graham & Graham Central Station Anthology is an exhaustive, lovingly assembled double-disc retrospective of Graham's entire career, following his immediate post-Sly & the Family Stone recordings with Graham Central Station, through his luxurious solo quiet storm hits of the late '70s and early '80s, to his reunion with the Station in the '90s. Along the way, it hits every big hit and major jam among its 33 tracks, which culminates full circle with a live version of "I Want to Take You Higher" from 1992. Topped off by thorough, conversational liner notes by Rickey Vincent and a lot of photos, this is a terrific set for the dedicated and the serious funk/urban fan, and it will certainly give them what they're looking for -- however, it's likely a bit too long and exhaustive for listeners that don't have such a deep interest in Graham. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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