Pal Joey - 15

Review by Juan Carlos García

Pal Joey's album "15" is an eclectic and vibrant collection of tracks that showcase the artist's versatility and range. From the funky, bass-heavy opener "Party Time" to the dreamy, atmospheric closer "Sunrise," each song on the album offers a unique and captivating listening experience.

One standout track is "Gettin' Hot," which features Pal Joey's signature blend of jazzy instrumentation and infectious beats. The song's catchy hooks and groovy rhythms make it an instant dancefloor filler, while its intricate arrangements and rich textures reveal the depth of Pal Joey's production skills.

Another highlight is "Earth People," a trippy and hypnotic track that draws inspiration from the early days of house music. Its pulsing bassline and swirling synth patterns create a mesmerizing sonic landscape that transports the listener to another dimension.

Artist: Pal Joey
Album: 15

Electronic

House

1997

Rating: 4.38

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Running In Circles (Down Low)	5:40
My Girl (Down Low)	4:49
The Flight	6:10

Video

Pal Joey - The Flight (Saxophone by Tom Smith)

Pal Joey - My Girl (Down Low)

Pal Joey - Running In Circles (Down Low)

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Catalog Numbers

LDLZ 4107

Labels

Loop D' Loop

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kuunnella verkossa

Formats

Vinyl
12"
33 ⅓ RPM

Credits

Role	Credit
Executive Producer	Pal Joey

About Pal Joey

Pal Joey (aka Joseph Longo) came up in the heady days of New York street culture, amidst B-boying, boom boxes and an unusually entrepreneurial spirit of beat-making. Beginning with crude "pause tapes," he was soon making tracks with drum machines and sampled vocals, all painstakingly assembled with razors and reel-to-reel. Working at Vinylmania, where Larry Levan might be found shopping for records in his pajamas, helped Joey's entrance into the city's nascent house music scene, and he was soon working with everyone from KRS-One to Sade to the Orb, whose "Little Fluffy Clouds" he tweaked for stateside tastes. True to his city's inclusive spirit, Pal Joey consistently blurs the lines between disco, house and hip-hop, dropping scraps of old soul and recent rap alike over his skipping drum patterns and head-nodding keyboard lines. Joey's records (under his principal moniker and also aliases like Earth People and Soho) have appeared on Jive, Epic, Talkin' Loud, Wave and Coco Machete. He also has run three labels of his own - Loop D'Loop, Cabaret and Footstompin' Records Contact: paljoeymusic@gmail.com.

Real Name

Joseph Paul Longo III

Name Vars

Joey
PJ
Pal Joe
Pal Joey 2
PalJoey
Paldoey

Aliases

Soho
Earth People
Las-Civ-I-Ous
Evan La Pann
Espresso
Joseph Longo
House Conductor
Dreamhouse
MKS-7
No Guilt
Pal Joey's New Breed
DJ Jack House
Los Dos
Brio
Expression
Paul Violet
Wild Boys
Blood
Odin
Roots Foundation
Beautiful People
Contrasts
French Touch
French Touch 2

Summary by Juan Carlos García

"15" is a masterful album that showcases Pal Joey's talent as a producer and musician. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression. Highly recommended.