The Final Solution-Brotherman OST-2008-BCC

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Posted:2008-08-22 19:26:46 | Category:Soundtrack

Artist : The Final Solution
Title : Brotherman OST
Genre : Soundtrack
Year : 2008
Date : 08/2008
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 12
Label : Numero Group 022
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 58:41 min
Size : 78,5 MB

Tracklist:
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01.brotherman 04:36
02.never coming back again 04:10
03.i don't care 04:17
04.girl in my life 04:25
05.gotta get through to you 04:45
06.one day 03:57
07.i'm ready for love 03:30
08.to see you again 04:08
09.we can work it out 04:37
10.where there's a will 04:58
11.theme from brotherman 07:19
12.no place to run 07:59
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58:41 min

He was a pusher that became a preacher.
A gangster pimp serving soup from the trunk
of his Coup Deville. A mutant cross between
Robin Hood and Friar Tuck. Everyman, our man
on the street, Brotherman. Continuing a tradition
that began with Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss
Song, and culminated with Shaft and Superfly,
Brotherman was a blaxploitation film set to hit
screens in 1975.

Prior to the script being finished, the producers
commissioned an original soundtrack to be performed
by The Final Solution, a fledgling vocal group from
Chicago’s west side.
The ten-song album draws deeply from Curtis Mayfield’s
well, certainly, but the proof in the pudding is Carl Wolfolk’s
unique guitar style – a combination of flamenco and funk
– that stabs around the four part harmonies.

In classic Numero fashion, before even one foot of film
was shot, the plug was pulled and the movie was
cancelled. Dragged around for 30 years by songwriter
and arranger Wolfolk, the tapes of his life’s work have
finally been mixed, and the soundtrack album has been
augmented to include two orchestrated instrumentals
intended for the film. Having no stills from the film to
work with, the Numero Group tasked Minneapolis’
Burlesque of North America to paint a cover that could
withstand the scrutiny of any blaxploitation poster geek.

The deluxe single disc set is housed in our standard
slipcase, with a plush booklet detailing the known history
of the film and the group that created the music.

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