When I Was Born For The 7th Time - Cornershop

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Cornershop / Audio CD released 1997-09-01 at Wiiija / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Sleep On ... more

When I Was Born For The 7th Time - Cornershop ... On The Left Side
2 Brimful Of Asha
3 Butter The Soul
4 Chocolat
5 We're In Yr Corner
6 Funky Days Are Back Again
7 What Is Happening
8 When The Light Appears Boy
9 Coming Up
10 Good Shit
11 Good To Be On The Road Back Home
12 It's Indian Tabacco My Friend
13 Candyman
14 State Troopers
15 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)

Newest Review: ... subjects really fit it! Anyway, it's one of the best songs on the album with that nice blend of Indian and Western music. 2 ... more

... - Then continuing strong with the anthem "Brimful of Asha" a tribute to the Indian singer Asha Bhosle.. who born in 1933, still plays in Bollywood and holds the record for singing the most songs (12,000), she has also sung in a variety of languages (14 to be precise!) This song with the help of a Fatboy Slim reached No.1 and in true Cornershop fashion has some bizarre lyrics which really seperates it from the day to day poppy trash. I prefer this original version. 3- Butter the soul is a collection of ja...more

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When I Was Born For The 7th Time - Cornershop: When I was Born for the 7th time - all sorts going on! (840 words)
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When I was Born for the 7th Time is perhaps Cornershop's most famous album. It co-incided with the single "Brimful of Asha" which is a well-known hit all over the UK. The album was voted the 68th Greatest British Album ever by Q Magazine in 2000. Mixing dance music, rock and Indian sounds together, they had a very unique sound at that time. Let's get to the musicians.... Ben Ayres on Tamboura, Geetar & Keyboards Peter Bengry on Percussion Anthony Saffery on Sitar, Harmonium and Keyboards Nick Simms on Drums & Tambourine Vocals, Guitar, Scratching & Dholiki by frontman Tjinder Singh The coverwork ... Read the complete review