New or Used : Reissue new Format : LP Grading Cover / Record : S / S Label : odion livingstone Year : 2024 Catalog No / Pressing country : LIVST004 - UK
Adapting to the tastes of the times - as well as their own maturing musical sensibilities - Grotto started transitioning from psych rock towards sleeker, more dancefloor-friendly grooves. “Hard rock was the content of the first album,” Amenechi agrees, “and funk / jazz / R&B the focus of album number two. Especially with the late Toma Mason Jr. joining as bassist.” The group's second album, ‘Grotto II: Wait… No Hurry' (released in 1979) reflected the growing sophistication of its members' musical outlook. Fat, funky bass grooves rubbed shoulders with jazzy flute lines; space-age synthesizer tones punctuated good, old-fashioned crunchy rock riffs.
Tracklist A1 Wait... No Hurry A2 Maya A3 When Will I Learn A4 Who Gives A Damn B1 Bad City Girl B2 Yeah! Runnin' B3 Freestyle
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Adapting to the tastes of the times - as well as their own maturing musical sensibilities - Grotto started transitioning from psych rock towards sleeker, more dancefloor-friendly grooves. “Hard rock was the content of the first album,” Amenechi agrees, “and funk / jazz / R&B the focus of album number two. Especially with the late Toma Mason Jr. joining as bassist.” The group's second album, ‘Grotto II: Wait… No Hurry' (released in 1979) reflected the growing sophistication of its members' musical outlook. Fat, funky bass grooves rubbed shoulders with jazzy flute lines; space-age synthesizer tones punctuated good, old-fashioned crunchy rock riffs.
Tracklist
A1 Wait... No Hurry
A2 Maya
A3 When Will I Learn
A4 Who Gives A Damn
B1 Bad City Girl
B2 Yeah! Runnin'
B3 Freestyle