Tales of the Phatman

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All Music Guide - William Ruhlmann
Gene Dunlap has spent most of his career working as Earl Klugh's drummer, and on this return to bandleading after six years he remains comfortable playing a supportive role. Dunlap is credited for drum machine programming and percussion on nine of the 11 tracks, and doesn't perform at all on two. His drum tracks set up patterns that are embroidered upon by the members of his band, among them multi-instrumentalist Rayse Biggs, keyboard player Charles Scales, saxophonist Ray Manzerole, and guitarist Perry Hughes. The band plays melodic smooth jazz, sometimes suggesting the later work of Miles Davis, especially when Biggs breaks out his muted trumpet, as on the title ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - William Ruhlmann
Gene Dunlap has spent most of his career working as Earl Klugh's drummer, and on this return to bandleading after six years he remains comfortable playing a supportive role. Dunlap is credited for drum machine programming and percussion on nine of the 11 tracks, and doesn't perform at all on two. His drum tracks set up patterns that are embroidered upon by the members of his band, among them multi-instrumentalist Rayse Biggs, keyboard player Charles Scales, saxophonist Ray Manzerole, and guitarist Perry Hughes. The band plays melodic smooth jazz, sometimes suggesting the later work of Miles Davis, especially when Biggs breaks out his muted trumpet, as on the title track. "Got 'Til It's Gone" is the recent Janet Jackson song, an R&B workout, while "As We Grow" has a Latin feel. But throughout, this is accessible fusion paced, but not led, by Dunlap's drum tracks, making him seem like a modest sideman on his own project.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 4/25/2000
  • Label: RHINO
  • UPC: 081227977528
  • Catalog Number: 79775

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Things That Go Phunk in the Night - Gene Dunlap Band (5:39)
  2. 2 When All Is Said and Done - Gene Dunlap Band (5:15)
  3. 3 Got 'Til It's Gone - Gene Dunlap Band (4:16)
  4. 4 Lay Your Troubles Down - Gene Dunlap Band (6:10)
  5. 5 I Want Yo Back - Gene Dunlap Band (4:36)
  6. 6 Keep Walking - Gene Dunlap Band (6:05)
  7. 7 Last Night, Night Before - Gene Dunlap Band (4:55)
  8. 8 She Used to Be in Love (With Me) - Gene Dunlap Band (4:26)
  9. 9 As We Grow - Gene Dunlap Band (4:33)
  10. 10 Tales of the Phatman - Gene Dunlap Band (4:59)
  11. 11 Percussion Reprise - Gene Dunlap Band (0:59)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Gene Dunlap Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Percussion
Rayse Biggs Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Al Duncan Keyboards
Perry Hughes Guitar
Charles Scales Keyboards
Charlie Wilson Keyboards
Ray Burton Bass
Isaih Jordan Keyboards
Technical Credits
Gene Dunlap Producer, drum machine
Kevin Powell Engineer
Angela Winbush Composer
Eddie Levine Executive Producer
Todd Fairall Engineer
James Reed Engineer
Glenn Stone Concept
Nick Hura Engineer
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