Anchored by seamless jam sessions and syncopated grooves, which Neville would call tight, sparse and funky as the fuckin devil, The Meters evolved from unfussy, mostly instrumental tracks to full-throated, expansive funk that reached an apex on their fifth
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Return Policy (60 day easy Return)Anchored by seamless jam sessions and syncopated grooves, which Neville would call tight, sparse and funky as the fuckin devil, The Meters evolved from unfussy, mostly instrumental tracks to full-throated, expansive funk that reached an apex on their fifth album, Rejuvenation, in 1974. With deep-fried grooves, astounding musicianship and a reverence for their history both in New Orleans and in Africa, this album has only felt more vital with age. While it didnt sell as many copies as the record deserved at the time, its a product of these band members years of hard work gigging in sweaty night clubs, backing up other artists as session players and persevering through a thankless industry. Above all, its a testament to New Orleans.
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