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Off White is a 1979 album by American no wave band James White and the Blacks . History. In late 1978, ZE Records co-founder Michael Zilkha approached James Chance and offered Chance $10,000 to record a disco album. [1] . Zilkha gave little direction and asked the band for its own take on the genre. [2] .
The Contortions released one album, Buy in late 1979, and another album, Off White, under the pseudonym James White and the Blacks in 1980 (featuring Lydia Lunch under the pseudonym Stella Rico). Chance re-formed James White and the Blacks with a completely different lineup that appeared on the 1982 album Sax Maniac which was ...
James Chance and the Contortions (initially known simply as Contortions, a spin-off group is called James White and the Blacks) was a musical group led by saxophonist and vocalist James Chance, formed in 1977.
Off White. James White and the Blacks. Released 1979. Off White Tracklist. 1. Contort Yourself Lyrics. 2. Stained Sheets Lyrics. (Missing Lyrics) 3. (Tropical) Heat Wave Lyrics. (Missing...
James Chance. Saxophonist born April 20, 1953 in Milwaukee, USA. Arriving from Milwaukee with a saxophone on his knee, James (Siegfried) Chance/White quickly became the linchpin of the budding New-York No Wave movement.
The savage impetus and the neurotic off-kilter instrumental passages signified a generational nervous breakdown. Off White (1979), credited to James White, was, instead, a relatively streamlined postmodern essay that turned the previous album's bacchanals into exercises of deconstruction.
The Contortions released one album, Buy, in late 1979, and another album, Off White, under the pseudonym James White and the Blacks in 1980 (featuring Lydia Lunch under the pseudonym Stella Rico). Chance re-formed James White and the Blacks with a completely different lineup that appeared on the 1982 album Sax Maniac which was dedicated to ...
