A collection comprised of 60's jazz, 70's funk, and 90's urban that is original and uncompromising.

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Welcome to the Colour Club	2:32
2		Scene I	0:07
3		Freedom Words	4:46
4		The Great Issue- Freedom Words Part II	2:05
5		Trust in Me	4:09
6		Consumption	4:20
7		Scene II	0:41
8		On and On	4:22
9		Scene III	1:22
10		Chicago	4:50
11		The Cultures of Jazz	4:14
12		Scene IV	0:17
13		Howbotsumtinlikdis	5:02
14		Scene V	0:27
15		State of Mind	4:07
16		Don't Wait Too Long	4:34
17		Colour Club Revue	5:28

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Description

Veteran songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalists Bernard and Pierce have set aside their individual projects, and set off together on a musical journey called Colour Club. What these guys do just for fun would make most musicians turn green with envy.

A variety of vocalists and instrumentalists contributed their talents, making Colour Club a melting pot of sounds and images. The tracks included in this continuous loop of music range from rhythmic chants to urban ballads. The common thread in Colour Club's vibrant song tapestry is their positive message. Every song is an attitude-altering, thought-provoking good time. This fresh duo is on a musical trip...and everyone's invited.

Ever wonder what kind of a project songwriters with hit-making backgrounds work on for pure personal satisfaction? Come to think of it, have you EVER heard one? Well, welcome to the Colour Club.


What do other say about this album?

"Probably one of the most innovative projects is the album "Colour Club" of the same named group. Released 1994 on the JVC label, it found no successor in this style. The group changes to club/dance and contemporary urban/RnB. Colour Club are Les Pierce and Bernard Wise. The album is a mixture of acid jazz, smooth jazz and some hip-hop. My favorite : "Freedom Words" with soundbites of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (Rick Braun plays the fantastic muted trumpet on the second part). Also recommendable: "Consumption", it's my Rick Braun special. Bernard 's bass sounds like Marcus Miller and "The Cultures of Jazz", this jazzy hip-hop tune has a kicking brass section (Tony Guerrero - trumpet and Gary Meek - sax). Search the album, it's worth the buy!"