"Dad
Man Cat" was the first LP to be released by Corduroy.
It is primarily an instrumental album, full of what has
become the classic Corduroy sound.
Label:
Acid-Jazz
Records
Catalogue
#:
JAZID
CD60
Recorded
at:
Basshead
Studios, London
Produced
by:
Corduroy
and Eddie Piller
Engineed
by:
John
Laker
TRACK
LISTING
Chowdown
Long
Cool & Bubbly
The
Girl Who Was Death
How
To Steal The World
Frug
In G Major
Electric
Soup
Ponytail
Harry
Palmer
E-Type
Skirt
Alert
Six
Plus One
Money
Is
The
long and short of it -
Corduroy
launched a purely instrumental debut album inspired by
70s film soundtracks (and art teachers) on an unsuspecting
public in 1992.
They treated deprived souls to a plethora of wah-wah guitar
('Chowdown'), intricate basslines ('Frug in
G Major') and some serious action in the funk department
on the ivories ('How to Steal the World', 'Skirt
Alert').
The result is a complex album to which you can seriously
lounge!
Highlights include the cool groove of 'Ponytail',
funky clav classic 'Money is', The suspiciously
Eurotrash 'Electric Soup' and the howling geetar
riffs and razor sharp percussion of 'E-Type'.
