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Al Hudson: Happy Feet - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Happy Feet Artist: Al Hudson Label: PTG Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 8717438197609 Genre: Soul R & B Release Date: 2013 06 11 Number of Discs: 1 The album Happy Feet from Al Hudson and the Partners was one of the forerunners of what later became the very successful band One Way. As the title track suggests this album gave us Happy Feet and in 1979 shot the group to it's biggest success yet. Happy Feet is a generally decent soul funk disco
Title: Happy FeetArtist: Al Hudson
Label: PTG
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 8717438197609
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2013-06-11
Number of Discs: 1
The album Happy Feet from Al Hudson and the Partners was one of the forerunners of what later became the very successful band One Way. As the title track suggests this album gave us Happy Feet and in 1979 shot the group to it's biggest success yet. Happy Feet is a generally decent soul/funk/disco outing which ranges from snappy dance numbers like "Rock, "In the Basement" and the hit single "You Can Do It" (a 12 version of which is included here as a bonus track) to romantic ballads and slow jams such as "I Don't Want You to Leave Me" and Peabo Bryson's "Another Love Song". The lead singer who stands out the most on this album is, without question, Alicia Myers; a passionate, big-voiced goddess who went solo in the 80's, and is best known for her 1981 hit "I Want to Thank You". Alicia Myers was the best vocalist that Hudson's outfit ever had, which is ironic when you consider that One Way had some of their biggest hits after her departure. Happy Feet isn't the group's best or most essential album, but it's enjoyable nonetheless, and Myers' participation makes it worth for PTG to re-issue this album and to add it to our previous releases of One Way and Al Hudson.
Tracks:
1.1 Happy Feet
1.2 Wait and Let Tomorrow Decide
1.3 Rock
1.4 Call Me
1.5 You Can Do It
1.6 Another Love Song
1.7 Keep Dancing
1.8 I Don't Want You to Leave Me
1.9 In the Basement
1.10 You Can Do It [Special Us Dance Mix] [Mix]
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I am impressed with the broad range of topics that this book covers. I came out of a Cybersecurity program with a Digital Forensics specialization, so I did have networking knowledge. I looked for resources after graduation to help fill the gaps (courses, books, and tool manuals) in my understanding of the space where networking and forensics meet and found the coverage to be lacking. This book would have helped to tie the two together for me in an easy to read presentation. I am glad that I have read it now though and will keep it as a resource. I bought two more copies to give to current Digital Forensics students that I am mentoring:) Well done on this one!
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