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Settling in Savannah (The Fraternity – #12) Things are really clicking in Gil Walker’s adopted town of Savannah.That is when at a bank to negotiate with the owners the bank is robbed.And Gil is coming to an understanding with a guy he’s been attracted to for years named Matt Stone, although he didn’t account for Stone’s viewpoint.So he’s done with relationships, that is until Detective Jim Morrison of the Savannah police department comes ar… |
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Erotica [PA] $34.99 Personnel: Madonna (vocals); Paul Pesco, Jerome Dickens (guitar); Danny Wilensky (saxophone); James “Sleepy Keys” Preston (piano); Joe Moskowitz (keyboards, drums, programming); Shep Pettibone (keyboards, sequencing, programming); Tony Shimkin (keyboards, sequencing, programming, drum programming, background vocals); Andre Betts (keyboards, strings, synthesizer, piano, bass, drums); Doug Wimbish (bass); Anton Fig (drums); Sander Selover (programming); Donna Delory, Niki Harris (background vocals).Producers: Madonna, Shep Pettibone, Andre Betts.Recorded at Mastermix and Sound Works, New York, New York.Madonna released EROTICA around the same time she released her SEX book, and that’s exactly what it sounds like. The title song has a sensuously static groove over which she commands, “Put your hands all over my body.” “Where Life Begins” demands that you do something a whole lot more intimate (and quite unrepeatable here) to her. The CD booklet has a photo of Madonna in bondage. To get across the album’s naughty feel, Madonna dispensed with the pop prettiness of LIKE A PRAYER and returned to her hard-core dance club roots.She and co-producer Shep Pettibone, who had made his name as a club DJ and dance remixer, craft some alluring bad-girl grooves (catch the ocean-deep bass on “Waiting”) while still managing to keep things catchy. “Deeper And Deeper” is celebratory dance-pop (with a brief Latin break that nods to the music’s true roots) and “Rain” stands among Madonna’s major ballads. There’s a strange heaviness amidst the fun, games and bondage on EROTICA, which “In This Life” goes a long way toward explaining: it’s about AIDS and homophobia. At her naughtiest and most R-rated, Madonna still carries a message, and it resonates well beyond the dance floor. |