Chris Kenner - Dont Make No Noise You Cant Beat Uncle Sam

Review by Douglas Johann

Chris Kenner's album "Don't Make No Noise You Can't Beat Uncle Sam" is a timeless masterpiece that transports listeners to a bygone era of soulful, politically charged music. The album, which was originally released in 1970, features Kenner's distinctive voice and guitar playing, as well as a host of talented musicians who bring his vision to life.

From the opening track, "Something You Got," to the closing number, "What's Wrong With Life," Kenner's songs are full of energy, passion, and social commentary. He tackles issues like poverty, racism, and war with a raw honesty that is both refreshing and inspiring.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Land of 1000 Dances," a cover of the classic song by Wilson Pickett. Kenner's version is a funky, upbeat tribute to the power of dance and community. Other highlights include "Fumigate Funky Broadway," a groovy tune about the need to clean up the streets, and "Wild Thing," a soulful ballad about the ups and downs of love.

Summary by Douglas Johann

"Don't Make No Noise You Can't Beat Uncle Sam" is a must-listen for fans of classic soul and socially conscious music. Chris Kenner's unique voice and perspective make this album a true gem that deserves to be rediscovered by a new generation of music lovers.