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Grace Jones - El Cazador Cazado The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
Review by Laurent Bonet
El Cazador Cazado: The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game is an album by the legendary Grace Jones. Released in 1980, it features a mix of disco, funk, and reggae, showcasing Jones' versatile vocal range and eclectic style.
The album's title track, a cover of The Marvelettes' hit song, is a standout. Jones' version adds a darker, more ominous tone to the already haunting lyrics. The funk-driven "Bullshit" and the reggae-infused "Use Me" also stand out as highlights.
Throughout the album, Jones' vocals are a force to be reckoned with. She effortlessly switches between sultry whispers and powerful belts, showcasing her range and control. The production is also top-notch, with lush instrumentation and intricate arrangements.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| El Cazador Cazado = The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game | 6:45 | |
| Pars | 4:50 |
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THE HUNTER GETS CAPTURED BY THE GAME By Grace Jones
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Grace Jones - The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
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Catalog Numbers
IS 10.036Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
Notes
Quatro Ltda ChileAbout Grace Jones
Jamaican singer, actress and supermodel born on May 19, 1948 in Spanish Town, Jamaica, West Indies. She moved to Syracuse, New York, in her early teens, where her parents had relocated and founded the Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ.
She moved to New York at 18 and began a modelling career that took her to Paris where she worked for , and and photographers such as and . While in Paris, she branched out into a recording career, first as a disco diva, working with , before evolving towards a reggae / new wave sound created at with and marked by striking visuals created by her then partner .
Her first connection with music perhaps is her uncredited appearance on the cover of the 1973 reissue of .
She published her autobiography in 2015, I'll Never Write My Memoirs (a line taken from her song Art Groupie), co-written with , in which she comes back on her early childhood in Jamaica, denies some longstanding rumours and fuels a few new ones.
Grace is the granddaughter of , daughter of , sister of and , and mother of .
Real Name
- Grace Beverly Jones
Name Vars
- C. Grace
- C. Jones
- G Jones
- G. J.ones
- G. Jones
- G. Jones,
- G.Jones
- G.R. Jones
- Grace
- Grayze Ones
- Jones
- Mrs. Jones
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Summary by Laurent Bonet
Comments
Queen
yasss
The Marvelettes !!! Tamla Motown ++++++
Uh. Cool?
Some douche has already passed on this. Was last used in Cronenbergs Crash. Kk
Top
Slamminma-jammin..
Did this song predict the death of Princess Di?
It’s a vibe ??
My GODDESS ??????
Sexy Brutal Punish Pleasure
A rare instance where a cover is better than the original . . . They're both pretty odd though!
Grace Jones it's like a Black velvet panther. She is so graceful, fierce and still so calm in her motion. What a woman. ?
This is the best ever cover of this song!