LOU BOND - SELF TITLED LP R&B FUNK 1974 STAX XPS - 1904 Hard To Find MINT SEALED
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LOU BOND LOU BOND - 1974 STAX XPS - 1904
Near Mint - Sealed. Nice Item. Cut Out slit and hole on top left of sleeve. Sorry that the photos are not clearer but had problems with the lighting and glare.
Bond's album is a unique blend of gentle jazzy street folk and a busker's weary world view. There are hints of Richie Havens, Isaac Hayes, Ted Hawkins and even Marvin Gaye wrapped with a unique Memphis aura. The label, We Produce, was a subsidiary of Stax during company head, Al Bell's eclectic tenure. The lengthy liner notes recount a sad familiar story of triumph and loss. Yet that very dichotomy lends to the excitement of discovery for anyone who seeks the gem that slips between the cracks.
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Lou Bond – Lou Bond
Label: We Produce Records – XPS-1904 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1974 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: SoulTracklist
Hide Credits A1 Lucky Me Written-By – Jimmy Webb Written-By – Jimmy Webb 4:00 A2 Why Must Our Eyes Always Be Turned Backwards Written-By – John Harris (15), Lou Bond Written-By – John Harris (15), Lou Bond 4:48 A3 To The Establishment Written-By – John Harris (15), Lou Bond Written-By – John Harris (15), Lou Bond 11:14 B1 Let Me Into Your Life Written-By – Bill Withers Written-By – Bill Withers 6:28 B2 That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be Written-By – C. Simon*, J. Brackman* Written-By – C. Simon*, J. Brackman* 6:56 B3 Come On Snob Written-By – Lou Bond, Sarah Chandler Written-By – Lou Bond, Sarah Chandler 8:03Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Stax Records, Inc.
- Copyright © – Stax Records, Inc.
- Distributed By – Stax Records
- Pressed By – Sonic Recording Products, Inc.
Credits
- Bass – William Murphy
- Creative Director [Direction] – The Stax Organization
- Design [Cover] – John Moore*
- Drums – Steve Holt (3), Willie Hall
- Engineer – A. Wheaton*, D. Williams*, H. Taylor*, T. Manning*, T. Nixon*
- Executive-Producer, Producer, Arranged By [Rhythm], Art Direction, Photography By – Tom Nixon
- Guitar – Al McKay
- Horns – The Horns Of South Memphis*
- Liner Notes – Dan Evans
- Liner Notes, Concept By [Creative Concept] – Linda Lou Bolden*
- Organ – Sidney Kirk
- Piano, Producer, Arranged By [Strings] – Lester Snell
- Producer, Arranged By [Rhythm] – Jo Bridges
- Remix – Harold Taylor
- Strings – The Memphis Symphony Orchestra*
- Vocals – Lou Bond
Notes
A2 on label: "Why Must Our Heads Always Be Turned Be Turned Backwards"℗ 1974 Stax Records, Inc.
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