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Move Over/Sweets & Chips
7-inch (Item 613830) Sweet (Spain), 2012 — Condition: New Copy
Killer modern funk from The Fire Eaters – the Madrid-based combo that served as Eddie Robert's stellar backing band for his Burn album – and featuring members of the Sweet Vandals! "Move Over" is an excellent funky instrumental take on the Janis Joplin tune – kicking off with some tight drums and funky flute before the guitar, bass and Hammond come grooving in. True to the band's name, there's plenty of heat on the rhythms, and the guitar and flute solos by Carlos Murillo and Chip Wickam! The flip "Sweets & Chips" is an original with a great little funky boogaloo groove to it. © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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