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Track Listings
| 1. You Gotta Know Whatcha Doin' |
| 2. Sexy Coffee Pot |
| 3. Soul Machine |
| 4. Dirty Red |
| 5. Cold Bear |
| 6. Nobody But You Babe |
| 7. Pop Popcorn Children |
| 8. Get Me Back On Time Engine Number 9 |
| 9. What So Never The Dance |
| 10. C'Mon Children |
| 11. Back On The Streets Again |
| 12. Getting Uptown |
| 13. Love The Life You Live |
| 14. Come Little Children |
| 15. 65 Bars And A Taste Of Soul |
| 16. Don'T Come Around Here Anymore |
| 17. It'S Your Thing |
| 18. Riding Thumb |
| 19. Same Old Thing |
| 20. Shop Talk |
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The quality of the tunes on this compilation is excellent, both in terms of sound quality (a real issue on some comps) as well as song selection.
I have many funk cds where there are 2-3 great songs in order to entice you to buy, but then the rest is by the numbers stuff that will never get another listen.
Not so with this great album. The first track is a great romp by Charles Wright that certainly resembles their most famous tune 'Express Yourself', followed by the awesome drum break driven funk instrumental 'Sexy Coffee Pot.' The quality remains high from then on.
If you're looking for a funk compilation that is a bit more obscure than the more mainstream ones (Commodores, Jackson 5, Barry White etc), but you're not a real funk head that scours record shops, then this one will definitely bridge the gap.
I have many funk cds where there are 2-3 great songs in order to entice you to buy, but then the rest is by the numbers stuff that will never get another listen.
Not so with this great album. The first track is a great romp by Charles Wright that certainly resembles their most famous tune 'Express Yourself', followed by the awesome drum break driven funk instrumental 'Sexy Coffee Pot.' The quality remains high from then on.
If you're looking for a funk compilation that is a bit more obscure than the more mainstream ones (Commodores, Jackson 5, Barry White etc), but you're not a real funk head that scours record shops, then this one will definitely bridge the gap.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is pretty rare on vinyl so was pleased to see it cheap on CD. It's disgustingly good, all the way through. Some real gems amongst what is a solid album. Would highly recommend.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is a brilliant compilation, it's really uplifting and not one filler track, top quality 70's funk, buy it you will not be dissapointed.
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