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A Little Bit of This

By Michael Gallucci

Published on July 19, 2006

 Liquid Soul plays a fluid mix of funk, jazz, and R&B that incorporates hip-hop, techno, and spoken word. On its new album, One-Two Punch, the band blends Hendrix-like guitar squalls, frenetic turntable scratching, and old-school beatboxing. Guests like DJ Logic, Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid, and Widespread Panic keyboardist John "JoJo" Hermann add to the mix. Live, Liquid Soul -- led by searing sax player Mars Williams -- can kick it like a retro jazz combo one minute and a free-form jam-band the next.
Fri., July 21, 8 p.m.