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G. Love and Special Sauce

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Download links and information about G. Love and Special Sauce by G. Love & Special Sauce. This album was released in 1994 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz, Rock, Metal, Pop, Alternative genres. It contains 14 tracks with total duration of 57:53 minutes.

Artist: G. Love & Special Sauce
Release date: 1994
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Rap, Jazz, Rock, Metal, Pop, Alternative
Tracks: 14
Duration: 57:53
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. The Things That I Used to Do 3:33
2. Blues Music 4:15
3. Garbage Man 4:50
4. Eyes Have Miles 5:19
5. Baby's Got Sauce 3:53
6. Rhyme for the Summertime 3:06
7. Cold Beverage 2:33
8. Fatman 4:13
9. This Ain't Living 6:32
10. Walk to Slide 4:28
11. Shooting Hoops 3:28
12. Some People Like That 4:48
13. Town to Town 3:24
14. I Love You 3:31

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Although G. Love & Special Sauce's self-titled album is their most popular (approaching gold status), it's not their best. Although there are quite a few musical surprises, the overall sound and quality of the compositions are neither as focused nor as rewarding as future releases would be. "Cold Beverage" became the band's signature tune and a fan favorite, featuring lighthearted jive lyrics and funky musical accompaniment, and its popular MTV video put them on the map. "This Ain't Living" is a precursor to the comforting Philly soul style that would be explored more thoroughly on 1997's Yeah, It's That Easy. "Town to Town" adds variety to the album with its slow-as-molasses blues style. Most of the other tracks tend to blend into each other after a while because of their similar sound and feel ("Rhyme for the Summertime," "Shooting Hoops," etc.). Even with its mishaps, G. Love & Special Sauce's debut serves as the musical foundation on which the group would build its future sound.