Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Star Turtle may also refer to Great A'Tuin.Star Turtle is a funk album by Harry Connick, Jr., released in 1996. Received a Gold Album Certification July 8, 2004. A funk album which actually has more genres than funk alone. Star Turtle also has pop, Mardi Gras rhythms, ballads and rock.\"City Beneath the Sea\" (track #14), describes unique New Orleans street scenes, and features a brief but notable piano solo.\"Hear Me in the Harmony\", track #3, became an MTV hit. The song is a tribute to James Booker.Four of the tracks, namely the four \"Star Turtle\" tracks, holds a tale of a giant space turtle coming to New Orleans, looking for music salvation. He is given a tour through the city, as they sample the musical diversity, visiting a funk club, a jazz club, and a street parade.These four tracks (\"Star Turtle 1\", 2, 3 & 4) are special, the first one is a wild arrangement of drums, horns, guitars and overdubbed, whispery voices. Connick plays every instrument and is the voice of every word heard on the four pieces."@en }
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- Star_Turtle abstract "Star Turtle may also refer to Great A'Tuin.Star Turtle is a funk album by Harry Connick, Jr., released in 1996. Received a Gold Album Certification July 8, 2004. A funk album which actually has more genres than funk alone. Star Turtle also has pop, Mardi Gras rhythms, ballads and rock.\"City Beneath the Sea\" (track #14), describes unique New Orleans street scenes, and features a brief but notable piano solo.\"Hear Me in the Harmony\", track #3, became an MTV hit. The song is a tribute to James Booker.Four of the tracks, namely the four \"Star Turtle\" tracks, holds a tale of a giant space turtle coming to New Orleans, looking for music salvation. He is given a tour through the city, as they sample the musical diversity, visiting a funk club, a jazz club, and a street parade.These four tracks (\"Star Turtle 1\", 2, 3 & 4) are special, the first one is a wild arrangement of drums, horns, guitars and overdubbed, whispery voices. Connick plays every instrument and is the voice of every word heard on the four pieces.".