James Hardway – Straight From The Fridge

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Yacht Associates
Design, Art Direction
Jason Tozer
Photography By
James Hardway
Producer, Recorded By, Instruments [All Other], Vocals, Effects [Treatments]

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Straight From The Fridge CD, Album	Hydrogen Dukebox – Duke 96CD	UK	2001	UK — 2001
	Straight From The Fridge LP, Album	Hydrogen Dukebox – DUKE 098DJV	UK	2001	UK — 2001
	Straight From The Fridge CD, Album, Promo	Hydrogen Dukebox – Duke96CDPromo	UK	2001	UK — 2001	Recently Edited
	Straight From The Fridge LP, Album, Promo, White Label	Hydrogen Dukebox – DUKE 096DJV	UK	2001	UK — 2001	New Submission
	Straight From The Fridge CDr, Album	Ioda – none	US	2006	US — 2006

scoundrel Jun 3, 2004
referencing Straight From The Fridge (CD, Album) Duke 96CD
<I>Straight from the Fridge</I> hints at the chilled quality of the album perhaps, but don’t be fooled, James Hardway has his jazzy stamp all over the album. “Happiness Breaks” is a mid-tempo house track, full of warm vibes and good feelings, while “Earth Runnings” is smooth soul with a great underlying bass. “Dangerblue” and “Going Home” go for a bluesy feeling; “Jump Up Natural” reminds us of Hardway’s drum ‘n’ bass roots; and “Speak Softly” has a Jamaican house vibe to it. “Can’t Show Love” swings the sadness away, and “Uptown” jazzes things up considerably. James’ new sound has matured since <I>Moors and Christians</I>, and I, for one, like it.

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