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CD Details

Released: March 10, 2003
Label: Capitol

Tracks:

1.Jungle Man
2.Hollywood (Africa)
3.American Ghost Dance
4.If You Want Me to Stay
5.Nevermind
6.Freaky Styley
7.Blackeyed Blonde
8.The Brothers Cup
9.Battle Ship
10.Lovin' and Touchin'
11.Catholic School Girls Rule
12.Sex Rap
13.Thirty Dirty Birds
14.Yertle the Turtle
15.Nevermind - (demo, bonus track)
16.Sex Rap - (demo, bonus track)
17.Freaky Styley - (previously unreleased, original long version, bonus track)
18.Millionaires Against Hunger - (previously unreleased, bonus track)

Product Description:

Red Hot Chili Peppers include: Anthony Kiedis (vocals); Hillel Slovak (guitar); Flea (bass); Jack Irons (drums).

Includes liner notes by Flea.

All tracks have been digitally remastered using 24 Bit Technology.

Personnel: Hillel Slovak (guitar); Maceo Parker (saxophone); Benny Cowan (trumpet); Fred Wesley (trombone); The Horny Horns (horns); Cliff Martinez (drums); Lawrence Fratangelo (percussion); Joel Virgel, Garry Shider, George Clinton , Shirley Hayden, Steve Boyd, Andre Williams, Pat Lewis, Michael "Clip" Payne (background vocals).

Audio Mixers: Greg Ward ; Jim Vitti; Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Audio Remasterer: Mark Chalecki.

Recording information: United Sound Studios, Detroit, MI.

Photographers: Edward Colver; Nels Israelson; Lester Cohen.

Produced by Funkadelic mastermind George Clinton, 1985's FREAKY STYLEY was a slightly more focused Peppers' recording than the band's 1984 self-titled debut. It also marked the return of original guitarist Hillel Slovak and drummer Jack Irons. Though FREAKY STYLEY lacks the firepower of the Peppers' more hard-rocking future recordings, more than a few Peppers classics reside here. Highlights include "Jungle Man," "Hollywood" (a reworking of the Meters' "Africa"), "Nevermind," "Catholic School Girls Rule," and the oft-overlooked "The Brothers Cup." FREAKY STYLEY helped set the stage for one of the Peppers' finest albums, 1987's THE UPLIFT MOFO PARTY PLAN.