Cookin' On 3 Burners 'LIVE'!

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When I first stuck Baked, Broiled & Fried in my player, I thought for a moment that I’d been sent a vintage Stax/Motown release by mistake, an effect I imagine the Cookin’ boys have spent meticulous effort pursuing, with an undeniably warm vinyl quality present throughout all 13 tracks here. As for the music itself, the tracks here manage to navigate a broad range of territory ranging from upbeat JBs-esque grooves and sensuous jazz-exotica, whilst deftly avoiding falling into the dreaded coffee-table-soundtrack trap. The aforementioned attribute is something that’s partially down to the mighty organ bass and drum grooves that power this collection... It’s also equally a result of the deliberately rough edges kept in the mix, as an inspired live band reworking of Gorillaz’ Feel Good Inc illustrates. Extremely classy!
(evilchris, threedworld.com.au)

Been waiting for a while for a new Cookin' on 3 Burners release,and they don't dissappoint. Still on the button and tighter than a mosquito's tweeter. Watch out Quantic Soul Orchestra, the Burners are back!
Simon Hodge (Craig Charles Funk & Soul, Radio Scotland)

Tight fatback drums pound away with tasty organ licks, pickin’ guitar and an overall sound that The Meters would have been proud of, can Freestyle Records do no wrong …
(Pete Isaac, Jelly Jazz UK)

They’ve got all burners open on this one; going for a really classic funky 45 groove … Romping rhythm that’s almost Miami funk, but more open, dipping organ bass and riffing guitar, dancing together nicely over hard drums. Catchy lyrics in a raspy rough-edged voice … “Settle the Score is classic-styled funk, a stomp / start groove that comes down heavy on the beat …
(Dustygroove US)