T & S Entertainment
author: Teddy & Sarah Jackson
This CD is hot. If you love Blues this is the cd. I followed Bill Coday music over the years and he always has hits. Keep up the grind.. Sarah and Teddy Jackson
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I reviewed the cd in full
author: Ethel Washington
VERY GOOD, CLASSY, AND SOMETHING iI CAN RELATE TO
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a must have
author: cuteydean
if you like mel waiters, johnny taylor, well you'll enjoy this cd.
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Play Some Coday
author: www.bluescritic.com
Coday leaves Ecko Records and goes the independent route for this funky southern soul effort. The title track is a "Love Gangsta"-type synth jam with Coday asking for a woman to "jump start" his love. Just like he did with Johnnie Taylor ("We Miss You, Johnnie" & "If Johnnie Were Here Today"), he cuts a soul tribute to the late Tyrone Davis ("Play Some Tyrone") with verses and phrasing that recall Tyrone's Chicago-soul days on Dakar. Nice touch. The almost bluesy "You Set Me Up" places Coday closer to where he's most comfortable (more blues on this disc would have been nice). The memorable "Stacking" is a nasty ditty lyrically ("I like what your stacking do you want what I'm packing") but has one of the better hooks. "I'm Headed To The Top" & "Inside Your Head" continue the upbeat dance-flow of the disc. "Put The Fire Out" is Johnnie Taylor-like bedroom ballad where Coday offers to help ease a neglected woman's sensual burden. This is a big improvement over his tepid last effort. The overall production doesn't match Ecko's big sound but Coday is riding in first class on this effort so he gets better material. His voice ain't what it used to be but the man can still sing with some grit and humor. May the chitlin circuit give this one a boost up.
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