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Paprika Soul, Paprika Soul (60:53) 
Higher Octave Jazz 
50957 
2001 
www.higheroctave.com 

Paprika Soul is a London-based outfit that more or less merits the "jam band"
label. Their blend of Latin jazz, funk, R&B and electronic dance music is
energetic, well played, and on this self-titled debut disc, exceptionally well
recorded. The sound is big and layered, and each track boasts its own mix of
colors. The guitars of Malcolm McFarlane and the keyboards and programming of
Andy Spiller are often outstanding, and guest vocal spots by Sarah Newell and
Christine Glen add a lot. Nothing beats the smoking-hot "Ocean Dance" in terms
of quirky inspiration. Listen also for the house-music reworking of "So What"
on "Burn It Up," and the subtle inclusion of bass clarinet on "Each and Every
Day." ~David R. Adler 



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