Description
“Forevernevermore” was originally released in 2000 and is the second full length on Peacefrog from Kenny Dixon Jnr. Gathering together the best strands of Moodymann’s late-’90s tracks on KDJ, Forevernevermore re-interprets these rare and sought after gems twisting and blending them into a new mesmerizing and idiosyncratic stew which offers new insight into these now classic retro-disco funk tracks. Containing unique and stone cold classics such as “Don’t You Want My Love”, “Wednesday Night People” and “The Thief That Stole My Bad Days”. Forevenevermore is perhaps Kenny’s most soulful full length and the sheer emotive nature of these tracks and their relatively down-tempo beats make this album more of a reflective listening experience on par with sentimental albums such as Marvin Gaye’s Let’s Get It On and Stevie Wonder’s Talking Book than traditional house music.
A sure fire classic considered by some aficionados to be KDJ’s best album to date.
This CD release contains a shorter version of The Thief That Stole My Sad Days … Ya Blessin’ Me which was released on KDJ-25 A / KDJ-23 AA. This version is a different to the vocal-less The Thief That Stole My Sad Days (Ya Blessin Me) (6:57) version that was included on the vinyl pressings. The CD also include a longer version of Forevernevermore in comparison to version that is on the vinyl release. Moodymann likes to fuck wit us doe.
Tracklist
1 – Meanwhile Back At Home (4:04)
2 – Wednesday Night People (2:51)
3 – The Set Up (4:13)
4 – (Logo) (3:59)
5 – Don’t You Want My Love (4:24)
6 – Your Sweet Lovin (4:20)
7 – The Thief That Stole My Sad Days (Ya Blessin Me) (8:06)
8 – Tribute (6:01)
9 – Forevernevermore (14:07)
10 – (no audio) (0:18)
11 – (no audio) (2:11)
12 – Various Mixed KDJ Rarities (17:05)
Track 4: title is the Moodymann head logo.
Tracks 10 and 11 do not feature any audio content – they are two short silent interludes.
Track 12 is not actually listed on release.
