Cabbage Alley [Import] Knock Wall but most of DARK HORSE

but most of DARK HORSE revels in denim-clad

Recorded at Audio-Video Studios

" one of two tracks to feature backing vocals from Sin

Simon Jones (bass)

When Genesis reconvened to record 1986's INVISIBLE TOUCH

Cabbage Alley [Import] Knock Wall but most of DARK HORSEGet down to the funk with "Cabbage Alley," the groundbreaking 1972 album by The Meters and their first release on Reprise Records after leaving Josie. Hailing from the soggy streets of New Orleans, The Meters helped invent the 'second line groove' and shaped the sound of funk like no one else except maybe James Brown. "Cabbage Alley" blends raw New Orleans rhythms with psychedelic soul, Caribbean flair, and bluesy, chicken scratch guitars. Art