S.O.U.L. Soul What Is It LP OG 1971 RARE funk

$

198

Record: Very Good (VG) looks and plays strong enjoyable VG or better Cover: Good (G) Labels: Clean! S.O.U.L. What Is It 1971 United States Musicor Records MS 3195 12" Stereo 33 RPM Vinyl LP SB-60708

S.O.U.L.
What Is It

 1971 United States Musicor Records 12" LP Vinyl Record

Hard to Find Original Press!

Condition
Vinyl: Very Good (VG) looks and plays strong enjoyable VG or better
Sleeve: Good (G) drill hole and heavy wear, top edge completely split from moisture invasion across the top edge, mildew and other blemishes visible on back

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Tracks:
S.O.U.L. – What Is It Label: Musicor Records – MS 3195 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: US Released: 1971 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Soul, Funk A1 Down In The Ghetto Written-By – Lee Lovett 7:54 A2 Get Ready Written-By – William Robinson* 5:20 A3 Burning Spear Written-By – Richard Evans (2) 3:55 A4 Express Yourself Written-By – Charles Wright 4:59 B1 Soul Written-By – Gus Hawkins, Lee Lovett 8:55 B2 Message From A Black Man Written-By – B. Strong*, N. Whitfield* 6:55 B3 Memphis Underground Written-By – Herbie Mann 4:55 Published By – Catalogue Music Published By – Jobete Music Published By – Discus Music Corp. Published By – Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Published By – Herbie Mann Music Corp. Pressed By – Allentown Record Co. Inc. Drums, Tenor Vocals – Paul Stubblefield Guitar – Walter Winston Lead Vocals, Bass, Baritone Vocals – Lee Lovett Photography By – Richard Talmadge* Producer – Danny Jordan, Rupert Holmes Saxophone, Flute, Baritone Vocals – Gus Hawkins

S.O.U.L. Soul What Is It LP OG 1971 RARE funk S.O.U.L. Real Name: Sounds Of Unity And Love Profile: The Sounds Of Unity and Love, formed in 1970 in Cleveland and soon after entered a talent show where they won first prize, a record deal with Musicor records. The members; Larry Hancock, Lee Lovett, Gus Hawkins, Paul Stubblefield and Bernard Taylor had all been performing locally before they got together to form S.O.U.L. Their first single for Musicor "Down In The Ghetto" came out in 1971 and did well enough for the label to invest more time and money in them. Another seven singles came out between ´71-74 on the Musicor label. The group cut one record for the Dynamo label as well (a Subsidiary of Musicor records) in 1975 before going their separate ways    S.O.U.L. What Is It 1971 United States Musicor Records MS 3195 12" Cover: Good (G) drill hole and heavy wear, top edge completely split from moisture invasion across the top edge, mildew and other blemishes visible on back Record: Very Good (VG) looks and plays strong enjoyable VG or better Labels: Clean!  SB-60708

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