With "Stand Up," Lee Fields and Sugarman & Co. lay yet another brick in the towering wall of soulful funk that they have been building in the Daptone universe. As Lee employs his infamous moans and wails to coax the nation to its feet, Sugarman and his friends weave a harrowing nastiness over a twisting bass line and a pair of galloping conga drums. Part two gives the DJs a break before departing into the outermost psychedelic reaches of the Daptone sound. If the blistering solos of trumpeter Dave Guy and guitarist Al Street don't lift you out of your seat and into the streets, Lee's final screams of sedition will.