Repercussions (band)

Repercussions were a New York Nu-soul jazz hip hop band of the 1990s at Giant Step, formed by the rhythm section of Groove Collective.[1][2] The lead vocalist Nicole Willis was backed by Andy Faranda, Daniel Wyatt, Genji Siraisi, Gordon Clay and Jonathan Maron,

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References

  1. ↑ The Trouser Press Guide to '90s Rock 0684814374 Ira A. Robbins, ‎David Sprague - 1997 REPERCUSSIONS Earth and Heaven (Warner Bros.) 1995 Born out of weekly sessions at New York's influential floating acid-jazz club Giant Step. ...Much of the Groove Collective's extensive rhythm section — Clay, bassist Jonathan Maron and drummer Genji Siraisi — join guitarist Andy Faranda and conga player Daniel Wyatt to back soul diva Nicole Willis in Repercussions. Although a different horn section appears on several cuts, by and large Earth and Heaven lacks the muscle, grit and energy of the Groove Collective album; it's not much more than an ordinary retro-'70s soul record.
  2. ↑ Jazz Times Volume 25, Issues 6-10 -1995 - Page 84 "On their Heaven and Earth (Warner Bros., 9 45644-2, 48:06), Repercussions flaunts a wincingly tight rhythm section and their catchy hooks ("Keepin It All Together," "Test Of Time")...."
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