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Track List
01) Star Turtle 1
02) How Do Ya'll Know
03) Hear Me in the Harmony
04) Reason to Believe
05) Just Like Me
06) Star Turtle 2
07) Little Farley
08) Eyes of the Seeker
09) Nobody Like You to Me
10) Boozehound
11) Star Turtle 3
12) Never Young
13) Mind on the Matter
14) City Beneath the Sea
15) Star Turtle 4
01) Star Turtle 1
02) How Do Ya'll Know
03) Hear Me in the Harmony
04) Reason to Believe
05) Just Like Me
06) Star Turtle 2
07) Little Farley
08) Eyes of the Seeker
09) Nobody Like You to Me
10) Boozehound
11) Star Turtle 3
12) Never Young
13) Mind on the Matter
14) City Beneath the Sea
15) Star Turtle 4
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4:46
2:27
6:04
4:51
3:43
5:13
2:10
5:25
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5:58
1:45
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First Released
1996
Jazz
Relaxed
Rock/Pop
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Star Turtle is an album by Harry Connick Jr., released in 1996, receiving a Gold Album Certification July 8, 2004. It is primarily a funk album, but also features pop, Mardi Gras rhythms, ballads and rock.
"City Beneath the Sea" describes unique New Orleans street scenes, and features a brief but notable piano solo.
"Hear Me in the Harmony" became an MTV hit. The song is a tribute to James Booker.
Four of the tracks, namely the four "Star Turtle" tracks, tell a tale of a giant space turtle coming to New Orleans, looking for music salvation. He is given a tour through the city and samples the musical diversity, visiting a funk club, a jazz club, and a street parade. These four tracks ("Star Turtle 1", 2, 3 & 4) are special; the first one is a wild arrangement of drums, horns, guitars and overdubbed, whispery voices. Connick plays every instrument and is the voice of every word heard on the four pieces.
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Star Turtle is an album by Harry Connick Jr., released in 1996, receiving a Gold Album Certification July 8, 2004. It is primarily a funk album, but also features pop, Mardi Gras rhythms, ballads and rock.
"City Beneath the Sea" describes unique New Orleans street scenes, and features a brief but notable piano solo.
"Hear Me in the Harmony" became an MTV hit. The song is a tribute to James Booker.
Four of the tracks, namely the four "Star Turtle" tracks, tell a tale of a giant space turtle coming to New Orleans, looking for music salvation. He is given a tour through the city and samples the musical diversity, visiting a funk club, a jazz club, and a street parade. These four tracks ("Star Turtle 1", 2, 3 & 4) are special; the first one is a wild arrangement of drums, horns, guitars and overdubbed, whispery voices. Connick plays every instrument and is the voice of every word heard on the four pieces.
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