Woozy with Cider, by James Yorkston (Double 12" on Domino)
A Norman Records recommendation (8th March 2007)
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Description: | double 12" on Domino Records | |
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| Format: | Double 12" | ||
| Label: | Domino | ||
| Price: | £7.79 | ||
| Cat#: | RUG252T | ||
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This record left our Phil feeling ecstatic.
here's a new
single by JAMES YORKSTON (still Athlete-less) called Woozy With Cider. Which is
what I used to be when I was 16 before I could manage anything else. The
sweetness is what I liked. Mind you I had to stop cos it does reek havoc with ones
guts. So new single from Yorkie... what's it like? Well it's like Arab Strap essentially mainly cos it's some Scottish dude reading out a monologue over some
beautiful sounds. It sounds like Guinness advert fodder and it's gonna appeal to
a wider market than usual as I can see the post club clubbers liking this one.
It's on 7" and a double 12" which features mixes by Jon Hopkins, King
Biscuit Time, Dusty Cabinets, Quiet Village and Kode 9! They're all largely
pointless aside from the latter 2 there which I thoroughly enjoyed. Especially
the Kode 9 mix cos he's nice. We like him here. Of the 7" features a Big
Eyes Family remix which is a bit useful 'n all. Hoorah...
What the label says about Woozy with Cider, by James Yorkston:
A stellar cast of remixers has been pulled together taking James into new & exciting realms. We start off with ex-Beta Band and pal of James’ King Biscuit Time, a pretty faithful take on the original adding a Bontempi vibe. Jon Hopkins picks up the baton, a member of the Fence Collective and arranger for folks such as Coldplay, replaces the bubbling music below & replaces with a piano backing that fits so perfectly and mournfully you would think it was the original. Keeping the atmosphere, but moving into a completely different zone is the Kode 9 mix, adding broody devilment to the song. Quiet Village start off with a ‘Station To Station’ hovering, gliding into a druggy bass bubbler, one for the stoner, junkie, k-head in your family. We finish on a more cosmic vibe, a housey little number chucking a few other bits and bobs to the mix, start with sitars, ends with bird song.
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