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Gilles Peterson: Worldwide

Gilles Peterson: Worldwide
Various Artists, Gilles Peterson (mixed by)

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Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. Snakecharmer/Intro - Raw Deal
  2. El Capitalismo - Foraneo
  3. We Live in Brooklyn Baby - Roy Ayers
  4. Slowly Surely - Jill Scott
  5. Easin In - Edwin Starr
  6. The Ghetto/El Barrio - George Benson
  7. Lonely Can Be Sweet - Mysterium
  8. Manhood - Victor Duplaix
  9. Deep Burnt - Pepe Brado
  10. The Last Best (House mix) - Herbert
  11. Thinking Louder (J Raq remix) - Clarity
  12. Mind of a Killer - Polar
  13. Roun Soun - Spacek

Disc 2:

  1. The Mystery of Man - Sarah Vaughan
  2. This World - Zero 7
  3. Suspended - Kelis
  4. Black Mary - Parris Clemons
  5. Respect - Rotary Connection
  6. Solid Air - John Martyn
  7. Blue Mosque - Dan Rendall/Ian Carr
  8. All I Wanted Was To Make You Feel Good - Bugge Wessseltoft
  9. Life Changes - Ski
  10. Waltz - Koop
  11. The Look - Alison Crockett
  12. Herbert - The Last Beat (Twisted Dub)

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #70117 in Music
  • Released on: 2000-07-17
  • Number of discs: 2
  • Format: Box set
  • Running time: 133 minutes

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.co.uk Review
This isn't the first mix compilation by DJ and record company man Gilles Peterson and it's certainly not his best. Though it's on his own label he seems to have spent his best tunes elsewhere on albums such as Desert Island Discs and the Incredible Sound of Gilles Peterson. The artists he's chosen such as Edwin Starr, Roy Ayres, George Benson and Sarah Vaughan are certainly good but they don't offer the kind of exotic, rare magic that Peterson can summon up when he digs deep into his vast record stack. Though this is entitled Worldwide it's surprisingly American with a noticeable lack of the Brazilian, Japanese and African music that has made Gilles Petersen's name as a broad-minded spinner. It's also a largely retro collection save tracks from recent darlings of the music press Spacek, Kelis, Jill Scott and the relatively contemporary Young Disciples. Best look elsewhere.--Jake Barnes


Customer Reviews

Listen with pleasure..........5
My mate's been nagging me to listen to Gilles Peterson on the radio for ages. Trouble is, his show is on very late at night, and most of the time I completely forget that it is being broadcast.

However, this latest offering gives a excellent flavour of the kind of music that has catapulted Gilles Peterson into the limelight over the last few years. Most of the tracks on this album have a softer edge than the chosen selection on his other compilation 'INC-redible, the sound of', which itself is simply brilliant.

Spread over 2 CD's, the first one consists of a spicy fusion of funk and acid jazz beats, with the second CD slowing down the tempo somewhat with what can be described as upmarket lounge music. The majority of tracks will not have made it as commercial releases, but there are some exceptional highlights such as Ski's 'Life Changes', and Koop's 'Waltz for Koop'. In fact, it is very difficult to fault this album at all.

I would say this though - 'Worldwide' will not be to everyone's cup of tea, but if you are willing to try something different, the listening pleasure will be more than rewarded.

Probably the best mix album in the world.....ever!5
This collection is even more amazing when you consider that at the time of release, many of the featured artists such as Jill Scott, Herbert, Koop, Zero 7 were all relative unknowns. Pepe Braddock: Deep Burnt is actually worth the album price alone.

An awesome downbeat mix with the quality control set somewhere around heaven!!!

A rhythmic fusion of everything good about soul music.4
Peterson's taste in music is too cool for most and anyone who appreciates raw, edgy, soulful sounds would kill for his record collection. This package has a bit of every thing from folky blues to drum n' bass and the only thing the tracks have in common is that they're all damn good. Like all classic recordings it justs gets better with every listen. Worldwide is very much a turkey-free zone and the kind of CD that will have your friends drooling over your stereo, asking where you got 'that' track from. Keep the faith and don't tell them. This is one secret that's too good to let out.