Label:	Bar De Lune
Catalog#:	LUNECD 35
Format:	CD
Country:	UK
Released:	03 May 2004
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Future Jazz, Downtempo
Credits:	Flute - Gavin Mills (2) (tracks: 5, 7, 10) French Horn - Dave Lee (3) (tracks: 2, 4, 5, 8, 10) Guitar - Allan Simpson (tracks: 1, 5, 8, 10) Mixed By - Matt Lawrence Vocals - Andre Espeut
Notes:	Produced and arranged by Robin Lee & Simon Lee. All tracks mixed by Matt Lawrence, Robin Lee & Simon Lee. Assisted by Iain Gore & Rohan Onraef. Mastered by Miles Showell. All tracks written by Robin Lee & Simon Lee except Track 1 written by Robin Lee, Simon Lee & Andre Espeuf. Robin Lee - Bass, keyboards, programming, guitar and backing vocals. Simon Lee - Direction, programming, congas and percussion. Andre Espeuf - Lead and backing vocals. In six-panel digipak with insert.
Rating:	3.4/5 (13 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	Pelo
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Tracklisting:

1		We Don't Know How (5:19)
		Backing Vocals - John Gibbons (2) , Mary Pierce , Samantha Smith Woodwind [Cor Anglais] - Matthew Draper
2		Broad Souls (4:23)
3		Three Foot High (4:24)
4		Outside (3:05)
5		Goodbye Remedy (3:33)
6		Walking Time (3:57)
7		Vigilante Song (4:57)
		Acoustic Guitar - Steve Lavers (2)
8		There's No Time (4:43)
9		God Inside (6:53)
10		Hear My Prayer (4:54)

User Reviews:

scoundrel, Feb 15, 2006

BROAD SOULS is a mildly disappointing third album from Faze Action; they've gone from making great neo-disco to middling soul. "We Don't Know How" introduces us to the vocals of Andre Espeuf in a psychedelic soul session. The strings that made their first two albums wonderful are here again, but they take a back seat to the vocals. "Three Foot High" works somewhat better, perhaps because it's more stripped down -- the same goes for "Outside" (even if it steals a riff from Stevie Wonder's "Part-Time Lover"). The flute and horns of "Goodbye Remedy" still speak of Faze Action's songwriting skills, though "Walking Time" could use a little more writing and a little less looping. "Vigilante Song" and "There's No Time" bring some dusk to the album, and "God Inside" gives a dark spin to spirituality, but "Hear My Prayer" gets back to the positive side. By no means is this a poor album, but I had simply expected better.

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