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Starr Cullars
& the Enterprise



Review 05/10/98
From: Dr.Brookenstein

At the Lion's Den - NYC                                                   

At 8:00pm, I was fortunate enough to meet Lige Curry and Starr Cullars,   
to tell them how much I enjoyed their performance at the FUNK-O-RAMA I    
show at the Wetlands on December 1, 1997.  Starr was delighted to meet the
one and only Dr. Brookenstein, who did an absolutely-glowing review of the
FUNK-O-RAMA performance.  And yes, she was looking fine as usual!  We     
exchanged phone numbers (for BUSINESS PURPOSES, OKAY.....NOSY BODIES!!).  

At 8:30pm, The show started very late with a fierce, psychedelic jam that 
sounded like Praxis's "Seven Laws of Woo", before leading into the        
funk-rock blast of "Red Alert".  Starr performed the most intense bass    
solo and the band was SO BADD that the speakers must have smokin' up in   
that mothafucka (WHEW!).  The next tune was "Stargazing", which was funky 
too.  Following that was "Seduce Me" and "Harmony".  The drummer, Shawn   
Hill, carried out a very good drum solo.  The last song that the band     
performed was "Make It Happen", another heavy-guitar, slam-funk tune!!!   
It was the best song in the set.                                          

Unfortunately, the show had to end at 9:15pm, a mere 45 minutes for the   
band, which really sucked!!  I heard Starr say that the time period       
allotted was about 1/3 of the stuff that the group had planned to         
perform!!  Everyone had begged for an encore but it was not granted!!     
DAMN!!!!  Not only did the show ended too soon, but there was only about  
15 patrons in the whole fuckin' place to see Starr Cullars!!   WHAT A POOR
TURNOUT FOR THIS SHOW!!  IT WAS SO EMBARRASSED FOR STARR WHEN SHE ASKED   
HOW EVERYONE WAS DOING AND SHE HEARD ABOUT 3 OR 4 PEOPLE SAY "ALRIGHT!"   
AND YOU COULD HEAR A FEW HANDCLAPS AT THE END OF EACH SONG!!  The Lion's  
Den just didn't "put the word out" like they are supposed to!  I know     
there are a lot of P-Funk fans in the NYC area and beyond that would have 
rushed into the venue at 7:15pm, just to get themselves ready for Starr   
Cullars & Enterprise.  And she was wearing a snug-fitting glittery-silver 
blouse with tall black boots, showing some of her black-pantyhosed legs!  
And the girl is from Philadelphia, my hometown.                           


PERSONNEL:                                                                

Starr Cullars - bass                                                      
Lige Curry - guitar                                                       
Shawn Hill - drums                                                        
Scotti Garner - keyboards, guitar