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Pass The Feelin' On
LP (Item 7151) Polydor, 1975 — Condition: Very Good+
Smooth jazzy soul from this massively overlooked group from the 70s! Although many know their bigger recordings on Sussex, these Polydor sides are much more appealing to us, and have a nice jazzy soul sound that's similar to work of groups like Side Effect – with a mixture of harmony soul and more complicated arrangements, touched by a bit of funk, and some more sophisticated modern soul production. This LP includes an excellent funky cut called "Funky Luvah", plus the tracks "Pass The Feelin On", "Turn On To Music", "Don't Be Afraid", and "I Want Ya (Loving Me)". (Cover has some ring & edge wear, and a small sticker in one corner.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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