Little Charlie & the Nightcats - Disturbing the Peace Fulfilled By FYE but also to let the

but also to let the listener discover the music of Michael Praetorius

This recording was a follow up to "Afrikan Song" by Famoudou Don Moye and Enoch Williamson's Sun Percussion Summit

when it made it's first highly significant impact on the pop and R&B scene

and recorded and performed continuously and prolifically in the USA and Europe through the latter half of the 20th century until shortly before his death in 1999

Little Charlie & the Nightcats - Disturbing the Peace Fulfilled By FYE but also to let theThis 1988 outing is another seamless part of the thread that is this eclectic West Coast band, brimming with equal parts good humor and sensational playing. Charlie Baty tears into his guitar on the opener, "That's My Girl," and keeps the heat up throughout this set, turning in jazzy work on "My Money's Green," rockabilly licks galore on "She's Talking," and getting quite bluesy on the slow one, "V 8 Ford." Rick Estrin contributes explosive harp work