The principle of the Trepte/Neumeier rhythm section seems to have been "find loud weird grooves and then play them
so that by the end of the year the solo interplay between Garcia
they end up feeling more like spontaneous fits of aggression than intellectual exercises
and on "Mama Feelgood"
sophisticated sound that more closely resembles the Chicago and East Coast soul styles of the '60s while adding a percolating hip-hop rhythmic undertow on some tracks (particularly "Do You Love Me [Like You Say You Do]" and the title cut)
PAGANINI: AFTER A DR 01/01/2004 The principle of the Trepte/NeumeierThis is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Personnel: Regina Carter (vocals, violin); Jorge Calandrelli (arranger); Ettore Stratta (conductor); Joyce Hammann, Robert Chausow, Natalie Cenovia Cummins, Laura Seaton, Katherine Livolsi Stern, Karen Milne, Carol Pool, Mary Rowell, Yuri Vodovoz, Mary Whitaker, Belinda Whitney Barratt (violin); Ralph Farris, Maxine Roach, Debra Shufelt (viola); Borislav