Before forming the Family Stone, Sly Stone gained a lot of experience in the studio as the virtual in-house producer for the San Francisco-based Autumn label. The sessions he worked on during this era (performed by both himself and other artists) have appeared on numerous scattershot compilations. This 28-song anthology is the most comprehensive and intelligently assembled of these, including Sly solo performances, Sly collaborations with Billy Preston, and obscure soul-pop sides by {$Bobby ...   [ read more ]

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First official re-release of 1975 self-referential album. Unapologetic, uncompromising, funkstress Betty Davis digs deeper into her musical and cultural expression than ever before, and delivers from every angle. This is Hendrix and Sly Stone inspired funk-rock at is finest.

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Follow up to album described by Rolling Stone as '...A sly beauty in which the Brian Wilson-like glow of Kimbell's melodies, the parlor-room production and Logan's Southern Gothic, thumbnail blues suggest the Beach Boys cutting their Party! album with William Faulkner on the brain and the liquor running low.'

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