action figure was pretty fun!
the yog-ster! when i met him he was SOOO jazz--what a crackup!

I bought both these disks recently, and they're sweet ear candy...

young disciples broke up immediately after the release of that album. carleen anderson went on to do a couple solo albums for virgin, true spirit and fortune's drive (uk import). paul weller produced carleen's fortunes drive album and co wrote some of the material. she also did some guest vocals for agent k (giant steps), a single for lock, stock and two smoking barrels uk soundtrack with lewis taylor, a remake of a pete wingfield song called '18 with a bullet.' the last i heard of her was that she was to replace shieda garrett for the brand new heavies. the only thing i've seen come from that collaboration was a single called saturday nite. the other two members worked with paul weller (the jam, style council) on his solo albums, They also worked with loose ends. marc nelson and brenden lynch who produced a lot of wellers solo stuff. more weller connections to the YD are that road to freedom was produced and recorded at solid bond studios where a majority of the style council material was recorded. solid bond was then sold to the cure. also another style council member, mick talbot also appears on the road to freedom album. road to freedom was defiantely a classic acid jazz album.

I think a little of both...some unaware, some aware and just not their style. Unfortunately many of my friends aren't into this kinda of music, so I rarely get to bounce artists and ideas off of anyone.

YES! Jersey Sreet is really good. I just moved and still have my CD's packed away. I need to refresh my memory on their sound, but off the top of my head I'm thinking a little Brand New Heavies, just turned down a tad. I think you'd really enjoy them. Of course the only CD that I have of them is a copy. Been trying ot hunt down an original, but since it's an import and they are kinda obscure it's been hard.