The Section - Fork It Over

Review by Marco Ntobi

Section's latest album, Fork It Over, is a vibrant and energetic collection of tracks that showcase the band's impressive musicianship and songwriting skills. From the opening track "Kick It Up" to the closing number "Take Me Home," the album is filled with catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and infectious melodies that are sure to get listeners moving.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Get Up and Go," which features a pulsating bassline and soaring vocals that build to a powerful chorus. "Lost Without You" is another highlight, with its shimmering guitars and heartfelt lyrics that are sure to resonate with anyone who has ever experienced heartbreak.

Artist: The Section
Album: Fork It Over

1979

Rating: 4.25

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Bad Shoes	2:49
Moon Over Fontana	5:30
White Water	2:55
Hamsters Of Doom	4:30
Hamsters of Doom	04:30
Magnetic Lady	5:41
Suckers On Parade	3:47
Street Pizza	4:07
Rainbows	4:34
Suckers on Parade	03:47
L.A. Changes	5:25
Moon over Fontana	05:30

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Capitol Records

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online luisteren
écouter en ligne
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
lyssna på nätet
ascolta in linea
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CD
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Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	Capitol Mastering
Manufactured By	Capitol Records-EMI Of Canada Limited

Credits

Role	Credit
Bass	Leland Sklar
Drums	Russ Kunkel
Engineer	Matt Hyde
Flute	Jim Horn (tracks: B2)
Guitar	Danny Kortchmar
Keyboards	Craig Doerge
Percussion	Joe Lala (tracks: B2), Steve Forman (tracks: A2)
Producer	The Section
Saxophone	David Sanborn (tracks: B3), Jim Horn (tracks: A3)
Trumpet	Chuck Findley (tracks: A3)
Vocals	David Crosby (tracks: B4), James Taylor (tracks: A5)

Supervised By	金澤寿和
Liner Notes	金澤寿和

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Recorded At United Western Studios and Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles
Unique label variant, see images.
Released with photo inner sleeve
Recoded At United Western Studios and Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles
Mastered by Wally Traugott
Made and printed in Great Britain
Red labels with black print & green Capitol logo.
Released with a inner sleeve with picture & credits.
Released with a Japanese insert and obi.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side A Etched [MASTERED BY CAPITOL & 0 Stamped]): ST-1-11656 F-1 -1 wey MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout (Side B Etched [MASTERED BY CAPITOL & 0 Stamped]): ST-2-11656 F-1 #1 wey MASTERED BY CAPITOL 0
Matrix / Runout: side 1 etched ST-1-11656 F-2 Wly
Matrix / Runout: side 2 etched ST-2-11656 F-2 Wly
Matrix / Runout: both sides stamped MASTERED BY CAPITOL
Other: Silver writing on purple
Barcode: 4540399260297

About The Section

US instrumental Rock Jazz fusion band formed in the early 1970s. Their close association with the singer-songwriter and soft rock genres of the 1970s also led to their alternate moniker of The Mellow Mafia. After leaving the west coast group The City, Danny Kortchmar had settled into the security of an in-demand L.A. session musician, and along with Lee Sklar (bass), Craig Doerge (keyboards) and Russ Kunkel (drums), they formed a backup band to accompany on his first national tour. The band decided to stay together afterwards, calling themselves The Section, putting out three records: The Section (1972) and Forward Motion (1973) on and finally Fork It Over (1977) on .

Members

Danny Kortchmar
Leland Sklar
Russ Kunkel
Craig Doerge

Summary by Marco Ntobi

Fork It Over is a strong offering from Section, and one that is sure to please fans of the band's previous work as well as newcomers to their sound. With its blend of rock, pop, and funk influences, the album offers something for everyone, and is a must-listen for anyone who loves catchy, upbeat music.