Buster Goes Berserk

Members of the cast of Sarafina! performed on the album. "Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well" is a cover of the song made famous by Wynonie Harris. ==Critical reception==

Robert Christgau wrote that "Buster's no better at bigtime schmaltz than David was." The New York Times concluded that "the best cuts are those that suggest scenes from a wild party in progress where the host is the rambunctious, half-pickled singer, who has immersed himself in the persona of a funky soul man." ==Track listing==

• "All Night Party" (Ashley "Grub" Cooper) - 3:53 • "Hit the Road Jack" (Percy Mayfield) - 3:14 • "International Playboy" (Bernard Broomer, Bunny Sigler, Lee Phillips, Ugene Dozier) - 4:34 • "Poorest People" (Roy Brown) - 4:31 • "Juicy Lucy" (Albert Chancy) - 4:04 • "Who Threw the Whiskey in the Well" (Eddie DeLange, Johnny Brooks) - 3:21 • "At the Party" (Johnny Rivera) - 3:01 • "Imitation of Life" (Arno Hecht, Crispin Cioe, David Johansen, Bob Funk, "Hollywood" Paul Litteral) - 4:32 • "Debourge Yourself" (Arno Hecht, Crispin Cioe, David Johansen, Bob Funk, "Hollywood" Paul Litteral) - 3:41 • "Deep in a Dream" (Eddie DeLange, Jimmy Van Heusen) - 3:11 ==Personnel==

• Buster Poindexter - vocals The Banshees of Blue: • Charlie Giordano - keyboards and accordion, musical director • Brian Koonin - electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, conductor • Tony Machine - drums • Tony "Antoine Fats" Garnier - upright bass and electric bass • Fred Walcott - percussion • Soozie Tyrell - vocals and violin • Ivy Ray - vocals • Randi Michaels - vocals The Uptown Horns: • Crispin Cioe - alto and baritone saxophone • Bob Funk - trombone • Arno Hecht - tenor saxophone • "Hollywood" Paul Litteral - trumpet Additional vocals provided by Martha Wash, Jocelyn Brown, Brenda White, Lisa Lowell, Hoy Boy, John Collins, Kevin Trainor, Terry Gabis, Futz, Steve Paul, and from the cast of Sarafina!: Baby Cele, Lindiwe F. Dlamini, Lindiwe C. Hlengwa, Thamsanga Hlatywayo, Leleti Khumalo, Thandini Mavimbela, Nhlanhla Ngema, Pat Mlaba, Thandekile Nhlanhla and Thandi G. Zulu. ==References==