Last Night is an album by the American experimental rock band His Name Is Alive, released in 2002. Lovetta Pippen sings on the album.
Production.
The album was mostly recorded live, with frontman Warren Defever using the musicians he toured with in support of "Someday My Blues Will Cover the Earth". It contains a cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Storm".
Critical reception.
"Salon" wrote that "the 13 songs fuse old funk with a touch of Jimi Hendrix ... and a dash of trip-hop, like Morcheeba playing your house party." "The Guardian" concluded that "His Name Is Alive have brought the funk while remaining mindful of their art, and "Last Night" is gorgeous."
The "Herald Sun" thought that "Someday My Prince Will Come" "stretches out to a hypnotic 11-minute jam spiced up with tenor and baritone sax, giving it the earthy feel of [the band] Morphine." The "Edmonton Journal" stated that "Defever's pseudo jazz/lounge compositions are moody and sophisticated, while the lyrics are either non-existent or linger in the air, then vanish without a trace."
AllMusic wrote: "With tracks as beautiful as the jazz/folk/soul hybrid of 'Train' and as incendiary as the funky 'Someday My Prince Will Come', "Last Night" is both focused and diverse, and one of His Name Is Alive's most consistently impressive albums, regardless of whether it's a dress rehearsal or a swan song."
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