Robert Walter's 20th Congress, Money Shot - 59m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. White Russ	5:10
2. (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away	5:31
3. Rack & Pinion	4:07
4. Instant Lawn	8:33
5. The Yodel	6:26
6. Shemp Time	4:35
7. Money Shot	9:24
8. I'm Over It	1:38
9. Blues For Y2K	13:57

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Review

Keyboardist Robert Walter has built a reputation for his gutbucket Jazz-funk chops from his work in the Greyboy Allstars. Now taking it to the streets with his own 20th Congress, Walter is joined by Galactic drummer Stanton Moore, Greyboy guitarist Elgin Park, and some funky cats from the San Diego club scene. A fine crew of funk-jazz chefs, the Congress cooks up a soul-stirring mix of Walter originals, Dr. John and John Patton covers, and even a hidden cover of Judas Priest's "You've Got Another Thing Comin'." Walter and Co. have no problem making their points in a relatively quick five minutes accorded most tunes. Nonetheless, when they do stretch out, as on closer "Blues for Y2K" and "Instant Lawn," listeners can get a sense of the players' ingenuity. Perfect for the backyard BBQ or the downtown lounge, Money Shot is a fine solo debut from Walter and another great addition to the Fog City catalog. --Tad Hendrickson Boombox-optimized "back to the chicken shack" grooves from keyboard player Robert Walter (founding member of the Greyboy Allstars). With special guest Stanton Moore!

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Money Shot

Tracks: 10 (+1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 19m 11s (+19m 45s)

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