André Brasseur - Early Bird Satellite The Kid

Review by lusia laudita

André Brasseur's album Early Bird Satellite The Kid is a delightful blend of retro and modern sounds that will transport listeners to a different era. The album features 12 tracks, each one showcasing Brasseur's exceptional talent as a composer and musician.

The album opens with the upbeat and funky "The Kid," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Brasseur's use of the Hammond organ and other vintage instruments gives the album a nostalgic feel, but the addition of modern elements such as electronic beats and synthesizers keeps it fresh and relevant.

One standout track is "X," which features a catchy melody and a driving beat that will get listeners grooving. Another highlight is "Satellite," a dreamy and atmospheric instrumental that showcases Brasseur's mastery of the Hammond organ.

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Artist: André Brasseur
Album: Early Bird Satellite The Kid

Belgium

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1970

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
The Kid	2:33
Early Bird Satellite	2:12

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ANDRE BRASSEUR - THE KID NORTHERN SOUL

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2021 054

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7"
45 RPM
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Written-By	A. Brasseur

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Rights Society: SABAM

Summary by lusia laudita

Early Bird Satellite The Kid is a must-listen for fans of retro-inspired music and those looking for something new and exciting. Brasseur's talent and creativity shine through in every track, making this album a true gem.

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jigglywiggly69

Estaba buscando esta melodía...hasta que la encontré. Tenía 12 años cuando la escuché y me gustó, bellos recuerdos de mi adolescencia.
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justinemaeevarrolablog

One of the best instrumental hits of all time. It's such an art to not let a voice be missed.

tamanglharinchen

LA OBRA MAESTRA DE LA MUSICA INSTRUMENTAL DE LOS 60s

samueltfennell

Sound off the sixties.

anitaricheldi2014

Ein wunderschoener Hit. Und das in den 60ger Jahren. Zeitlos schoen.

shyjuck

Old Northern soul stomper it will never die this song ktf Burnley soul here

balancoiresoulet

We still have that tune on MC in our old W123 Mercedes. I always wondered who made this song, thanks to Shazaam and the techncique of the 21st century I found out now. Great song, that remembers me of my youth, altough I'm onbly 34 now.

eveslouise

fantastic got this tune too ktf cheers

annedreshfield

Reminds me of my youth and at youth clubs
I was about 15 in 73 good years training till I was
16 then straight up to the Casino, never looked
Back still listening to the greatest genre of music
60’s 70’s Soul ( Northern Soul)

thomasjaeger

nicked it mate

ansrureddy

remember too DISCO 13YRS SOULBOY ...

raniwulandari2017

as soulful as joe 90

flighta

Didn't he make another version called the kid

yadumathur

It was used in the seventies program indoor league about british pub sports harry trueman i think hosted it with his catch frase ill be seenin thee

benbesselink684440390

Released in 1967 initally but it dodo not get a UK release until May 1970.

jamieroberts87

Das "Ende" der Oldie-Show auf WDR 2...

bv468862

Trip to the Amsterdam soul club haven't heard this record for about 30 years KTF

huy16d1039

not heard this in a very long time Prob about 36 yr ago, as this genre of record seemed to fade within the scene.

thedaretobemag

Its really hard to explain to someone yhats not on the scene the sort of feelings a tune brings us. Standing outside on the Pier with the waves crashing between yer feet. Eyes like saucers and practiving for Englands gurning squad of '75 then you hear this. Then you hear 100s of leather bound feet doing the Cleggy thumpn the Piers amazing floor and that tingle that started off down your back has now blown the top of yer head right off!! I know it weren't for long but we had our own scene going on The Pier. I loved the place.

saganowski

ive used some talc in the past on this one, still a great stomper Ktf

cowswearbras

I recall Noel Edmonds using it as his theme tune but he was never on pirate radio. Luxy then Radio One.

empowerfitnessmom

Gold Ktf x

jenberish

The best stomper ever...

pinoysonparliamentc3e2bcf2e4

CBS caused a whole lot of confusion with their incompetent labelling. Although this side says "The Kid

racheyroachy

HaHa for years during my DJ days I used 'Holiday' as my theme tune only to find out recently I was actually playing the Kid, Yep you've guessed it I also have a single with the reversed labels.

cristinachicojyacon

Get stomping!

shailendra25vits

I have this single and CBS must have done a good job a mixing the sides up when they released the single, I have always playe the Kid as a Northern Soul song when I was DJ'ing, the other side Holiday was used by Noel Edmons I think when he was on pirate radio