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Terry Funk - Great Texan (1984)
- 01. Great Texan
- 02. Touch Your Heart (Sayonara Boku Ienai)
- 03. We Like to Rock
- 04. Change Your Mind
- 05. Barbara Streisand's Nose
- 06. Roppongi
- 07. We Hate School
- 08. Great Texan - Terry's Theme
From the Japanese disco beats of the titular track 'Great Texan', complete with horn section, back-up singers and an amazing bridge (where Terry soulfully croons "Sometimes I feel so sad..."), to mournful 80's ballad 'Touch Your Heart', to 'Change Your Mind', a funky tale of failed romance (in which Terry seems to impersonate the vocal styling of Kermit the Frog), to a smooth jazz tribute to Tokyo's night life in 'Roppongi' and the bizarrely rebellious 'We Like to Rock', this is a true album for the ages. Masterpiece is a word that gets thrown around lightly these days, but while this is a barely concealed attempt to cash in on Terry's soaring popularity in the 80's, with little relation to the man or the reason for his fame, like Macho Man's 'Be a Man', like Hulk Hogan's 'Hulk Rules, Terry Funk's 'Great Texan' transcends it's beginnings to become something truly special. Bravissimo, signore Funk.
Does this REALLY top Macho Man's "Be A Man" album?