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Album Review: Sweet Exorcist

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Curtis Mayfield hit a stride during the '70s that was unparalleled among R&B/soul performers from an album standpoint. He was writing, producing, arranging, and performing on great album after great album, then distributing them on his own label as well. This one included the big hit "Kung Fu," plus the title song, and once more perfectly blended rigorous message tracks and steamy love songs. Sadly, it hasn't been reissued on CD and isn't on the list to be at this time. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track TitleComposersPerformersTime
Ain't Got Time Curtis Mayfield (5:11)
Sweet Exorcist Curtis Mayfield (3:53)
To Be Invisible (Lyrics) Curtis Mayfield (4:13)
Power to the People Curtis Mayfield (3:29)
Kung Fu (Lyrics) Curtis Mayfield (6:12)
Suffer Curtis Mayfield (4:03)
Make Me Believe in You Curtis Mayfield (5:28)

Credits

Curtis Mayfield (Vocals), Curtis Mayfield (Main Performer)
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Artist: Sweet Exorcist
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Group Members:

Sandoz, DJ Parrot, Richard H. Kirk

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Performed Songs By:

Formal Connection With:

Richard H. Kirk, Cabaret Voltaire, DJ Parrot, Electronic Eye, Code Warrior, Robots and Humanoids, Sandoz
  • Formed: 1989, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England
  • Genres: Electronica
  • Representative Songs: "Testone", "Test Four", "Ghettoes of the Mind

Biography

Sweet Exorcist is a collaborative project between Richard H. Kirk (Cabaret Voltaire, Sandoz, Electronic Eye) and Sheffield colleague DJ Parrot. Although they've recorded together only sporadically since their critically lauded 1990 Warp debut, the pair have been dancefloor mainstays since the U.K. techno second wave of the early '90s. Their works have been collected on numerous Warp compilations -- including the Artificial Intelligence series and the Blech mixtape -- thereby tagging them as techno-based listening music, but the group remain equally popular among the DJ set. Kirk and Parrot have also released, solo and in combination, a slew of EPs on the Alphaphone label under names such as Robots and Humanoids and Code Warrior, among others. ~ Sean Cooper, All Music Guide
Wikipedia: Sweet Exorcist
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Sweet Exorcist
Studio album by Curtis Mayfield
Released 1974
Genre Funk/Soul
Length 32:18
Label Curtom
Producer Curtis Mayfield
Professional reviews
Curtis Mayfield chronology
Claudine (with Gladys Knight and the Pips)
(1974)
Sweet Exocist
(1974)
Let’s Do It Again (with The Staple Singers)
(1975)

Sweet Exorcist is a 1974 album by Curtis Mayfield.

The album was recorded at Curtom Studios, acquired by Curtis Mayfield's Curtom record label from RCA, in Chicago by R. Anfinsen and J. Janus.

In 2001, The song "Kung Fu" was covered by The Dirtbombs on their album Ultraglide in Black.

Track listing

All tracks composed by Curtis Mayfield; except where indicated

  1. “Ain't Got Time”
  2. “Sweet Exorcist”
  3. “To Be Invisible”
  4. “Power to the People”
  5. “Kung Fu”
  6. “Suffer” (Mayfield, Donny Hathaway)
  7. “Make Me Believe In You”

Sampled

Make Me Believe In You


 
 
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