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Let The Sun Shine In
CD (Item 27369) Luv N' Haight/Ubiquity, Early 70s -- Condition: New Copy
Beautiful material from this legendary Bay Area soul jazz combo! The Sons & Daughters of Lite have an incredibly spiritual sound -- one that sounds sort of like the best groups on the Strata East label, with touches of Roy Ayers or James Mason-esque soulfulness, but with a little less polish. Many of the cuts have sweet female vocals in the lead -- with backing that includes vibe, electric piano, tenor, alto, and percussion by Babatunde. The record's a great one if you dig spiritual jazz funk -- along the lines of Gary Bartz, The Pharoahs, or Oneness Of Juju -- and Luv N Haight have done a stellar job of repackaging the album! Titles include the classic mellow groover "Let The Sun Shine In", plus "Fly Away", "Operation Feed Yourself", "Darkuman Junktion", and "Ju Ju's Door". © 1996-2009, Dusty Groove America, Inc. | |||||
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