Post a great soul/ funk LP from 1976

Guzzo

So lately I've had a falling out with music, but were now in couples counseling and trying to work it out.I spoke with a specialist yesterday (hi SOI) and he recommended I spend some time getting reacquainted with this albumsure enough it worked. Fantastic album. Side A is great from start to finish. Theres a couple cheesy covers and remakes on the 2nd side (Money & Knock on Wood) but overall this LP is a winner.What else is good from '76?

DOR

I was enjoying Timeless Legend's Synchronized a few days ago.

JimBeam

hcrink

Ewwww.

Guzzo

Ewwww.

I haven't heard that album, but seriously 1976 seems to be the year of crappy releases. Thats why I'm trying to get a couple recommendations

hcrink

Edwards Generation

spivy

lloyd price-music music
the track "what did you do with my love" is really nice and he does a good cover version of "uphill peace of mind".

Supergood

Ronnie McNeir's 1976 Motown album.

SPlDEY

I hate to be Mr. Obvious, but I sure do like this record.



btw, Ad*m my band just made the cover of Citylife!!

- spidey

Guzzo

I hate to be Mr. Obvious, but I sure do like this record.



btw, Ad*m my band just made the cover of Citylife!!

- spidey

word!

I got plans to be out in your neck of the wood later on this month.

also got that little stack in the special D**g* holsd pile.

I'll hit you up later on

that reminds me of another '76 release

age

Edwards Generation

that's the joint right there!!!

asstro

File under "Common but Classic"

NateBizzo

spelunk

New Birth - Blind Baby. Two killer cuts, Grandaddy & Blind Man. Rest of it is pretty tepid.

leisurebandit

New Birth - Blind Baby. Two killer cuts, Grandaddy & Blind Man. Rest of it is pretty tepid.

from your description, this does not sound like it qualifies as a "great" LP.

but here's one

Guzzo

New Birth - Blind Baby. Two killer cuts, Grandaddy & Blind Man. Rest of it is pretty tepid.

from your description, this does not sound like it qualifies as a "great" LP.

also I believe that one is from '75

goodwill_hunting

i've got a spare at the moment if anyone is interested

bassie

The Moments - Moments With You

JimBeam

Ewwww.

lemme guess: leave the same garb, just replace ol' bill with a recently emerged-from-the-closet lesbian that records herself blowing conch shells and throwing owl pellets at windows and chopping the heads off of mushrooms with a spoon on her countertop while reciting edited emily dickinson poems, and you would drop hundreds on it.

it's a good album. it's grimy bill, not soft bill.

rocco2nr

doh

Swayze

SoulOnIce

YES



Lamont Dozier production. Solid. $3 everywhere.




GEMIGO SHREDS



MORE THAN JUST A NICE PAIR OF BREASTS

faux_rillz

GEMIGO SHREDS



MORE THAN JUST A NICE PAIR OF BREASTS

I contest both of these.

SoulOnIce

I expected the Chocolate Milk to get flack, but the Notations?

Do you dislike Chicago-style vocal group soul in general?

As for the Choc Milk, I just enjoy the sound of mid-70's Allen Toussaint productions like this.
I can see it not being people's thing, but I think even if you aren't into it, you can't really call it bad.

faux_rillz

Do you dislike Chicago-style vocal group soul in general?

There's nothing I like more--but this record is tepid.

SoulOnIce

Do you dislike Chicago-style vocal group soul in general?

There's nothing I like more--but this record is tepid.

Wow - I'll have to dig it out and give it another listen.
I had fond memories of it, I'm curious to see how they hold up.