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Mr Day
Small Fry

Small Fry

Artists

Mr Day

Catno

FVR037LP

Formats

2x Vinyl LP

Country

France

Release date

Jan 1, 2010

Mr Day is also known as the singer of French combo Metropolitan Jazz Affair, the main singer in The Dynamics, for his House-Soul records released on indie label Rotax, as well as his superb guest vocals on productions by Boozoo Bajou, Patchworks and Mr President! "Small Fry" evokes classic soul music, from Curtis Mayfield to Motown, and from northern soul to west coast, without being a specific genre album. The musical style is vast and replete, but the composition and production manage to never fall prey to shortcuts or repetitiveness.

A1

Tears Of Joy

3:40

A2

Small Fry

4:36

A3

Spooky

4:23

B1

Both Sides

4:53

B2

Heaven Knows

5:16

B3

Soul On Wax

4:27

C1

If I Can't Love You

3:53

C2

Precious

4:14

C3

That's How I Feel About You

3:40

C4

No Time

3:39

D1

Get Your Point Over

4:35

D2

Straggler

2:56

D3

Get It On

3:49

D4

Don't You Stay Outside Tonight

4:44

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