Released 1987 Studio Sound Ideas, New York Jungle Cowboy
(1987) Trippin'
(1992) Release date 1987 Genre Jazz | Recorded December 1986 Length 45:45 Artist Jean-Paul Bourelly Label JMT Records People also search for Tribute to Jimi | |
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Producer Jean-Paul Bourelly, Stefan F. Winter | ||
Jungle Cowboy is the debut album by guitarist Jean-Paul Bourelly which was recorded in late 1986 and released on the JMT label with distribution by Polygram.
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Reception
The AllMusic review by Brian Olewnick states "A couple of the tracks succeed marginally but, despite the occasional presence of outstanding musicians like Julius Hemphill and Andrew Cyrille, most of the songs remain leaden and slick, the musical equivalent of the glamour-style photos that adorn the album cover". Musician's reviewer in 1988 wrote about the album, "It's about rawness, and though it doesn't have an abundance of structural sophistication, Bourelly's debut is easily identifiable, i.e., he's got a vision.", Steve Holtje, in MusicHound's Jazz: The Essential Album Guide (1998), called Jungle Cowboy Bourelly's best album, and music critic Ben Watson called "Mother Earth" a sultry masterpiece.
Track listing
All compositions by Jean-Paul Bourelly except were indicated
- "Love Line" - 4:39
- "Tryin' to Get Over" - 4:11
- "Drifter" - 5:08
- "Hope You Find Your Way" - 6:15
- "Jungle Cowboy" - 3:18
- "No Time to Share" - 3:34
- "Can't Get Enough" - 5:17
- "Parade" - 4:07
- "Mother Earth" (Peter Chatman) – 4:46
- "Groove With Me" - 4:30
Personnel
Songs
1Love Line4:41
2Tryin' to Get Over4:12
3Drifter5:07