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Al Kent Presents Million Dollar Orchestra, The* - Better Days

Label: BBE
Catalog#: BBE CD 095
Format: CD, Album
Country:UK
Released:11 Jan 2008
Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul
Style: Disco
Credits: Arranged By [Strings And Horns] - Alain Train , Colin Train
Bass - Stephen Westwater
Cello - Nicola West
Drums - Jim Gash (2)
Guitar - Kevin Macshane
Keyboards [Keys] - Charlie Milne , Colin Train
Mastered By - Shawn Joseph
Mixed By - Ewan Kelly , Marco Rea
Percussion - Gary Kainth , Ryan Buchanan
Producer - Ewan Kelly , Marco Rea
Saxophone [Alto Sax] - Colin Train
Saxophone [Tenor Sax] - Alan Train
Trombone - Chris Pugh (2)
Trumpet - Douglas West
Viola - Ruaridh Campbell
Violin - Graham Mcgeoch , Sarah Wilson
Vocals - Jane McLaughlin , Liza Marie O'Hagan , Shona Luke , Susie Palmer
Written-By - Ewan Kelly
Notes:A Million Dollar Disco Production
Mixed @ The Barn, Glasgow
Mastered @ Optimum Mastering Limited
Special thanks to: Raymond Harris, Tom Moulton, Dimitri from Paris, The Trains, Pete & Lee BBE, Lisa, Jade & Bethany

On the front cover and CD itself it says "Al Kent presents The Million Dollar Orchestra"
On the spine the artist appears only as "The Million Dollar Orchestra"
Rating:   5.0/5 (5 votesRate It
Submitted by:FunkyChris2
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Tracklisting:

1   Dontcha Wanna Get Down (6:39)
2   Get It Boy (8:10)
3   Canal Street Bus Stop (8:33)
4   Rock Freak Boogie (8:31)
5   Keep On Doin Whatcha Doin (7:38)
6   Feel The Music (6:39)
7   Funky Funky Beat (6:51)
8   Makin Love (8:29)

User Reviews:

DyscoSouljah, Mar 18, 2008

Once there was Disco, and on the other side of the ocean there was Al Kent. That's all there's to it.

All of us Disco-lovers need to bow down to the fabulous Al Kent, if not alone for his tremendous edits. But no, Mr. Kent realised what nobody thought was possible; creating a Disco band and releasing a magnificient artistic Disco masterpiece anno 2008. The amount of time, energy and money that was required for this project needs endless admiration. Thanks a million.

Each and every track keeps its authenticity, but still you can hear it is a 2008 production, including all features of a great 'Edit'. This really is a 21st century Disco Album.

The opening track has to be my favourite. The variation in that one simple line 'Dontcha Wanna... Get Down Get Down', got me hooked from the very start. This is Disco at its best. The second track continues the groove and the catchy 'Ooh' in between 'Get It Boy' is sophistaced Kitsch in my opinion. The third track includes a break of which not even Larry or Tom couldn't have dreamt. At first I thought it was the beginning of the next track, and then those heavenly violins start kicking in again. One of the albums climaxes.
I can go on and on, but Discogs suggests reviews to be rather short. This records scores a 6 out 5!

Al, we will be looking out for a Tour and hopefully a second album. Many thanks!

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