
Everybody is a Star - The Sly Stone Songbook
Despite his status as a recluse for much of the past thirty years, Sly Stone still stands tall as one of the giants of popular music. He broke barriers, the reverberations of which are still felt within not just R&B and hip-hop but pop music as a whole. The omnipresence of tunes like âEveryday Peopleâ and âFamily Affairâ is a constant reminder of Slyâs pivotal role in shaping black music.
Everybody Is A Star: The Sly Stone Songbook seeks to celebrate the songcraft and influence of Sly Stoneâs work via the interpretations of others across the past fifty years. Differing shades of jazz musicians such as Al Jarreau, Gene Harris and David T Walker flocked to his material, while the R&B world often used Sly tunes to bolster their own career, such as Ike and Tina Turnerâs storming âI Want To Take You Higher.â
Rather than the expected treatments, we also showcase unusual and frequently fascinating covers from the likes of Iggy Pop, Magazine and Jeff Buckley. From Bobby Freemanâs soulful waltz âFriendsâ to the Raincoatsâ angular 80s take on âRunninâ Awayâ and Eric Benetâs teasing modern soul version of âIf You Want Me To Stay,â Slyâs music touched all genres.
Everybody Is A Star also features several Sly related rarities, and is thus linked to Aceâs earlier collections âPrecious Stoneâ and âListen To The Voicesâ. There are rarely-heard Sly compositions performed by 6IX, the Magnificent Men, Diana Ross and Joe Hicks. The Family Stone itself is the artist on the uptown rarity âMan Does Not Liveâ.
With copious, well-illustrated notes by Alec Palao, Everybody Is A Star is essential for any admirer of the work of the incredible, unpredictable, one and only Sly Stone.
1. LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A (LIVE) - Joe Hicks
2. IF YOU WANT ME TO STAY - Eric Benét
3. I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER â Ike & Tina Turner & the Ikettes
4. EVERYDAY PEOPLE - Jeff Buckley
5. DON'T CALL ME NIGGER, WHITEY - Gene Harris
6. EVERYBODY IS A STAR - The Five Stairsteps
7. FRIENDS - Bobby Freeman
8. THANK YOU (FALETTINME BE MICE ELF AGIN) â Magazine
9. OPEN UP AND GET RICHER - The Magnificent Men
10. SOMEBODY'S WATCHING YOU - Al Jarreau
11. MAN DOES NOT LIVE (demo) â Sly & the Family Stone
12. LE LO LI - Diana Ross
13. RUNNIN' AWAY - The Raincoats
14. SING A SIMPLE SONG - The Hearts Of Soul
15. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN â John Lee's Groundhogs
16. I'M JUST LIKE YOU - 6IX
17. I GET HIGH ON YOU - Rose Banks
18. FAMILY AFFAIR - Iggy Pop
19. NITE PEOPLE MAKE IT â George & Teddy & the Condors
20. YOU'RE THE ONE - The Three Degrees
21. HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME - David T Walker
22. STAND - The Jackson 5
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Despite his status as a recluse for much of the past thirty years, Sly Stone still stands tall as one of the giants of popular music. He broke barriers, the reverberations of which are still felt within not just R&B and hip-hop but pop music as a whole. The omnipresence of tunes like âEveryday Peopleâ and âFamily Affairâ is a constant reminder of Slyâs pivotal role in shaping black music.
Everybody Is A Star: The Sly Stone Songbook seeks to celebrate the songcraft and influence of Sly Stoneâs work via the interpretations of others across the past fifty years. Differing shades of jazz musicians such as Al Jarreau, Gene Harris and David T Walker flocked to his material, while the R&B world often used Sly tunes to bolster their own career, such as Ike and Tina Turnerâs storming âI Want To Take You Higher.â
Rather than the expected treatments, we also showcase unusual and frequently fascinating covers from the likes of Iggy Pop, Magazine and Jeff Buckley. From Bobby Freemanâs soulful waltz âFriendsâ to the Raincoatsâ angular 80s take on âRunninâ Awayâ and Eric Benetâs teasing modern soul version of âIf You Want Me To Stay,â Slyâs music touched all genres.
Everybody Is A Star also features several Sly related rarities, and is thus linked to Aceâs earlier collections âPrecious Stoneâ and âListen To The Voicesâ. There are rarely-heard Sly compositions performed by 6IX, the Magnificent Men, Diana Ross and Joe Hicks. The Family Stone itself is the artist on the uptown rarity âMan Does Not Liveâ.
With copious, well-illustrated notes by Alec Palao, Everybody Is A Star is essential for any admirer of the work of the incredible, unpredictable, one and only Sly Stone.
1. LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A (LIVE) - Joe Hicks
2. IF YOU WANT ME TO STAY - Eric Benét
3. I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER â Ike & Tina Turner & the Ikettes
4. EVERYDAY PEOPLE - Jeff Buckley
5. DON'T CALL ME NIGGER, WHITEY - Gene Harris
6. EVERYBODY IS A STAR - The Five Stairsteps
7. FRIENDS - Bobby Freeman
8. THANK YOU (FALETTINME BE MICE ELF AGIN) â Magazine
9. OPEN UP AND GET RICHER - The Magnificent Men
10. SOMEBODY'S WATCHING YOU - Al Jarreau
11. MAN DOES NOT LIVE (demo) â Sly & the Family Stone
12. LE LO LI - Diana Ross
13. RUNNIN' AWAY - The Raincoats
14. SING A SIMPLE SONG - The Hearts Of Soul
15. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN â John Lee's Groundhogs
16. I'M JUST LIKE YOU - 6IX
17. I GET HIGH ON YOU - Rose Banks
18. FAMILY AFFAIR - Iggy Pop
19. NITE PEOPLE MAKE IT â George & Teddy & the Condors
20. YOU'RE THE ONE - The Three Degrees
21. HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME - David T Walker
22. STAND - The Jackson 5
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Despite his status as a recluse for much of the past thirty years, Sly Stone still stands tall as one of the giants of popular music. He broke barriers, the reverberations of which are still felt within not just R&B and hip-hop but pop music as a whole. The omnipresence of tunes like âEveryday Peopleâ and âFamily Affairâ is a constant reminder of Slyâs pivotal role in shaping black music.
Everybody Is A Star: The Sly Stone Songbook seeks to celebrate the songcraft and influence of Sly Stoneâs work via the interpretations of others across the past fifty years. Differing shades of jazz musicians such as Al Jarreau, Gene Harris and David T Walker flocked to his material, while the R&B world often used Sly tunes to bolster their own career, such as Ike and Tina Turnerâs storming âI Want To Take You Higher.â
Rather than the expected treatments, we also showcase unusual and frequently fascinating covers from the likes of Iggy Pop, Magazine and Jeff Buckley. From Bobby Freemanâs soulful waltz âFriendsâ to the Raincoatsâ angular 80s take on âRunninâ Awayâ and Eric Benetâs teasing modern soul version of âIf You Want Me To Stay,â Slyâs music touched all genres.
Everybody Is A Star also features several Sly related rarities, and is thus linked to Aceâs earlier collections âPrecious Stoneâ and âListen To The Voicesâ. There are rarely-heard Sly compositions performed by 6IX, the Magnificent Men, Diana Ross and Joe Hicks. The Family Stone itself is the artist on the uptown rarity âMan Does Not Liveâ.
With copious, well-illustrated notes by Alec Palao, Everybody Is A Star is essential for any admirer of the work of the incredible, unpredictable, one and only Sly Stone.
1. LIFE AND DEATH IN G & A (LIVE) - Joe Hicks
2. IF YOU WANT ME TO STAY - Eric Benét
3. I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER â Ike & Tina Turner & the Ikettes
4. EVERYDAY PEOPLE - Jeff Buckley
5. DON'T CALL ME NIGGER, WHITEY - Gene Harris
6. EVERYBODY IS A STAR - The Five Stairsteps
7. FRIENDS - Bobby Freeman
8. THANK YOU (FALETTINME BE MICE ELF AGIN) â Magazine
9. OPEN UP AND GET RICHER - The Magnificent Men
10. SOMEBODY'S WATCHING YOU - Al Jarreau
11. MAN DOES NOT LIVE (demo) â Sly & the Family Stone
12. LE LO LI - Diana Ross
13. RUNNIN' AWAY - The Raincoats
14. SING A SIMPLE SONG - The Hearts Of Soul
15. I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN â John Lee's Groundhogs
16. I'M JUST LIKE YOU - 6IX
17. I GET HIGH ON YOU - Rose Banks
18. FAMILY AFFAIR - Iggy Pop
19. NITE PEOPLE MAKE IT â George & Teddy & the Condors
20. YOU'RE THE ONE - The Three Degrees
21. HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME - David T Walker
22. STAND - The Jackson 5











