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Library - Reviews
Concert-review by Gary.
The first concert I saw at the Newcastle Arena was
M-People. The venue itself SHOULD have been suited to concerts because of its shape and construction, however the acoustics were terrible.
Reference: http://www.mickley.demon.co.uk/mpeople.html
Concert-review from Hypermart.
Chartbusters M-People's show at the Museumsquartier has been sold out for days, which is just a normal thing if a band of that quality makes their way to Austria and end up in a comparably small venue.
Reference: http://music-online.hypermart.net/mpple.htm
Review/Article of Wembley Arena Show.
Roachford is a cool guy. He's doing music his way with not a care about what's been happening in black music. There he is on stage dressed in white, with his crack band. They sound funky, they sound rocky, they exude a lot of power.
Reference: http://www.musiclinks.co.uk/chilln/kwaku/dec/mpeople.htm
Reviews of Bizarre Fruit.
Reference: Various sources
Review of Bizarre Fruit II from Spacejam.
Ein Doppelalbum. Studio, Remix und Live-CD in einem Paket.
Fast alle Hits von "Movin' on up" (live remix), "Itchycoo Park" (Morales Classic Club Mix) bis "Search for the Hero" (US-Remix) gibts hier zu hören.
Reference: http://www.spacejam.de/musik/kritik/08.html
Review of Dreaming from UK Mix.
Another clasic get up and dance song from Heather Small and the gang. Her voice is so distinctive and her vocal ability is second to none.
Reference: http://www.ukmix.net/reviews/1999/0201.html
Reviews of Fresco.
Reference: Various sources
Reviews of Fresco tour.
Reference: Various sources
Review of Just For You from Channel V.
So much has evolved in dance music since M People arrived on the scene but that hasn't influenced their sound.
Reference: http://www.channelv.com.au
Review of Open Your Heart from SPIN.
This British disco collective- songwriters Paul Heard and Mike Pickering, vocalist Heather Small- is just a more conventional version of Ten City.
Reference: http://www.musicblvd.com
Review of Search For The Hero from AMG.
Though the single is a slower jam oriented to Top 40 radio, the B-side ("Padlock") is a great cover of a disco hit by Gwen Guthrie.
Reference: http://www.sonicnet.com
Review of Testify from Billboard.
It's been four years since dance/pop act M People released its last U.S. album, "Bizarre Fruit."
Reference: http://www.billboard-online.com
Review of Testify from DJ Times.
Fronted by vocalist Heather Small, England's M People nonetheless keeps its club chops thanks to songwriter/saxophonist Mike Pickering.
Reference: http://www.testa.com/TChome/Djtimes/artistbio/mpeople/mpeople.htm
Review of Testify and The Best Of M People from DJ Hoe Hoe.
With an unconventional U.S. new release, M People surface some of their trademark songs on "Testify."
Reference: http://www.oocities.org/sunsetstrip/loft/5525/mpeople.html
Reviews of The Best Of M People.
Reference: Various sources
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