Williams, Andre

Williams, Andre

Silky

In The Red

The man who pulls the "L" out of Silk, and puts his dick in the milk, Andre Williams returns with a new full-length of wild'n'wooly, raw-stroked, rock-bombing r&b hoot. Like Jesus Christ before him, this ain't no "comeback" trip, the man has always been there, and always delivered the goods.Joined by fellow Detroit badasses Mick Collins (Gories, Blacktop) and Dan Kroha (Gories, Demo Doll Rods), to prove the power and prowess of not only his unquenchable sixty-years-plus sex drive, but of his songwriting and vocal abilities too. 

Williams, Andre

Black Godfather

In The Red

*** The legendary lord of lascivious lyrics, the baron of badass R'n'B, the duke of dirty-ass rock'n'roll is finally back with a new one. And check out the disciples of sleazy soul & primitive raunch he's got with him: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Countdowns, The Compulsive Gamblers, Cheater Slicks, The Dirtbombs and Stooges' Funhouse saxophonist Steve Mackay all contribute to The Black Godfather. 1999's Silky introduced a new generation to the Andre Williams experience, and recent converts appear to harbor an appropriately insatiable appetite for all things Andre. "Lap Dance," his recent 12-inch backed by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, has even shown up as incidental music on HBO's highly rated and critically acclaimed The Sopranos. Williams' live shows in the USA and Europe have turned into full-on rhythm'n'blues and rock'n'roll rave-up tesimonials. Fans emerge sweaty, dazed and, somehow, cleansed by The Man's lewd, loud and licentious litany of life with the ladies. Fans, reviewers and fellow musicians all agree that Andre Williams's take on moderation is that it should be taken in moderation.

Williams, Andre

Lap Dance Remixes

In The Red

***The legendary lord of lascivious lyrics, the baron of badass R'n'B, the duke of dirty-ass rock'n'roll, returns with backing contributions from his disciples of sleazy soul and primitive raunch, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. This time the NY hipster remix kings team up with the godfather of pornographic R&B sleaze in a tribute to their favorite pasttime. Contains one remix by Jim Waters (producer of Blues Explosion and Doo Rag) and one by Jim Thirlwell (of Foetus fame). Both are lengthy and, of course, potent.