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Format: CD
 Sep 2005
 Record Label: Epic (USA)
 Recording Type: Studio
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Track Listing 1. Feels Just Like It Should 2. Dynamite 3. Seven Days in Sunny June 4. Electric Mistress 5. Starchild 6. Love Blind 7. Talulah 8. Give Hate a Chance (Don't) 9. World That He Wants 10. Black Devil Car 11. Hot Tequila Brown 12. Time Won't Wait
| Details | | Producer: | Jamiroquai, Mike Spencer | | Distributor: | Sony Music Distribution ( | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other. Personnel: Jamiroquai (vocals); Rob Harris (guitar); Matt Johnson (keyboards); Derrick McKenzie (drums); Sola Akingbola (percussion); Mike Spencer (programming); DJ Snare (turntables). Additional personnel: Alex Meadows, Randy Hope-Taylor, Derek McIntyre (electric bass). On 2005's DYNAMITE, Jamiroquai mastermind/vocalist Jay Kay stays deep in a funk/disco groove. While most of the album consists of up-tempo dance-floor-ready tunes, most notably the "Night Fever"-like title track and the bass-driven "Starchild," there are detours into mellower territory, particularly the slow jam "Talulah" and the string-laden "World That He Wants." Kay also takes time to contemplate his favorite subject--expensive automobiles--on the uncharacteristically rocked-out "Black Devil Car." While the British group doesn't cover much new ground here, DYNAMITE's immediate appeal proves that innovation isn't necessarily a key part of the Jamiroquai sound. Kay and company simply want to provide a fun, funky time, and that's exactly what listeners will get.
Industry Reviews 3 stars out of 5 - Jay Kay returns with another blast of super-slick soul...
[T]he space cowboys return with a vengeance, sounding funky as ever.
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