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The Johnson Brothers : Tastes Like Chicken
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Rock and funk, bluesy jazz, all over the map stylistically. Influences from Steely Dan to Little Feat to Zappa.
Genre: Rock: Funk Rock
Release Date: 2000
Tastes Like Chicken Record Label: The Johnson Brothers
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Uncle Charlie 3:35 $0.99
Doghouse 5:08 $0.99
Get Lucky 4:16 $0.99
You Never Come 3:48 $0.99
One Step 5:38 $0.99
Po'sac 5:03 $0.99
Just Turned Out That Way 3:56 $0.99
Tonight 4:37 $0.99
All My Money 4:23 $0.99
Montega 5:05 $0.99
Who's Your Daddy? 6:48 $0.99
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Album Notes

Considered a "documentary band" or a "rock'n roll repertory orchestra" rather than simply a cover band, The Johnson Brothers specialize in performing meticulously reproduced renditions of challenging large-band material rarely heard in local clubs.

Over the past 13 years, the band performed as the onstage orchestra for the University of Kentucky Theater Department's production of "The Who's Tommy," and performed every molecule of The Beatles', "Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band", and the Beatles' "White Album."

In addition to a growing list of original compositions, the repertoire includes work by The Allman Bros., Eagles, Jethro Tull, Elton John, Steely Dan, Derek and the Dominoes, The Dixie Dregs, The Beatles, Little Feat, Stevie Wonder and Bruce Hornsby. Stunt numbers of particular note include The Beatles' impossible "I am the Walrus," "Strawberry Fields" and side two of "Abbey Road."

The band continues to evolve by venturing into the realm of original Johnson music with "Tastes Like Chicken." A powerful combination of funk, rock, jazz, blues and latin grooves.

The Jbros are constantly looking for the "next big challenge". Having already done "Tommy". "Pepper" and "Whitey" the opportunity arose to stretch so we jumped at it. In July '04, the band was invited to act as the pit orchestra for the local "Shakespeare in the park" production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The response was tremendous. We had no idea! Two months later the band played the reception for "The Making of the Greatest Album of All Time: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" at the Idea Festival in Lexington, Ky., featuring Sir George Martin!

Now in it's 13th year the "JB's" are alive and kicking!

Visit our web site: http://www.johnsonbrothersband.com
or our MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/johnsonbrothersbandky

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REVIEWS

tastes like chicken
author: dina lauze
LOVE the versatility of the music! A little bit of something for everyone. Surew would be hard to pick one genre to label this on my ipod!I LOVE IT all! Definitely woth the buy - glad I did!
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author: Jan Penfield
We have heard these very talents guys for years. Just had to have a CD!!! And boy, I'm glad I got this one!!!! Great rock, just like I was brought up with!!! Hope these fellers stay around forever!!!!! Give this CD a chance. You'll not regret it!!
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Tastes Like The Whole Damn Barnyard!
author: Chewy
These cats know how to play & most importantly, they know when not to play. This is some very tasty stuff. One of the biggest joys 'bout listening to this CD, is that each song is a little stylistically different then the one before. And these guys do something that a LOT of bands need to do today...don't worry 'bout no formula, don't worry 'bout no trends. Just play some good music...PERIOD!!! If you like it Funky, Rockin', Bluesy, Jazzy & you like great music & songs, you'll like this band & this CD.
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Get Funky
author: Kinny Landrum
Lots of great playing here, with good songs, particularly Get Lucky, Tonight, One Step and Uncle Charlie with its opening 5/4 groove. Funky as the "other" Brothers Johnson with influences from Little Feat and the Eagles. Good stuff
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