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Shack Man | 
 enlarge | Artist: Medeski Martin & Wood
Label: Gramavision
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
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Rating:  33 reviews
Sales Rank: 20799
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.4
MPN: 879514
UPC: 798387951427
EAN: 0798387951427
ASIN: B00000322O
Release Date: October 15, 1996
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus | | • | Think | | • | Dracula | | • | Bubblehouse | | • | Henduck | | • | Strance of the Spirit Red Gator | | • | Spy Kiss | | • | Lifeblood | | • | Jelly Belly | | • | Night Marchers | | • | Kenny |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com essential recording
Released in 1996, Shack-man may be the quintessential MMW disc. From the opening cover of the traditional spiritual "Is There Anyone Here that Love My Jesus" to the mellow swirls of the closing "Kenny," the emphasis is on the almighty groove; though John Medeski (here pumping everything from Hammond B-3s to toy pianos) and bassist Chris Wood are much flashier players, it's drummer Billy Martin who really gets (and keeps) the party going. The laid-back, sunshine-and-palm-trees vibe of Hawaii (where Shack-man was recorded) creeps into some of the tracks, but the overall feel is more New Orleans than Waikiki. --Dan Epstein
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| Customer Reviews:
 shack man October 6, 2008
Anthony Hanley (seattle)
Tightly arranged---yet still experimental. This reeks of the islands, sun and sand and beautiful women. Telegraphically keyboarding the dopamine, serotonin to a new frenzy of dance, and thoughtfulness. Bubblehouse the anthem to which MMW will certainly explore again and again. A great listen, a must have for those seeking a vacation from the dull and mundane.
---Anthony hanley
Another great MMW disc March 24, 2008
Timothy J. Nelson (Washington, D.C.)
If you're already a fan you will love this. If you haven't been introduced to these guys yet this is a good place to start.
Exceptional February 23, 2007
Richard Rininger (Sterling, Va)
This is undoubtedly one of the best works by MMW. I think this cd should be owned by anyone who is into Medeski Martin & Wood, because it really kind of shows you what they are all about.
The groove never stops February 4, 2007
Lost Sailor of Circumstance (Northern Hemisphere)
This is my third MMW CD, and I cant really pick a favorite, but I like this one a lot. The funky B3 always sounds so great and soulful. The cool grooves really set a mood the puts me in my own soulful mood. There are quite a bit of styles here, I hear some hiphop along with the funk stuff. The best tracks are "Is There Anybody Here That Love My Jesus" and "Bubblehouse". "Friday Afternoon in the Universe is also a good album.
groovy, funky, and out of this world July 30, 2005
alex (pa, usa)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
this was problably the 3rd mmw cd that i listened to and this was the cd that made me realize had amazing they are..
this album is the first one where mmw takes it to a more electronic, groovy sounding kind of level..
if you have just gotten into mmw, this is a cd that must be bought..
A DEFINITE HEAD BOPPER
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