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I Have A Dream
LP (Item 11746) ABC, 1974 — Condition: Very Good+
Surprisingly nice work! Like the rest of Solomon's post-Atlantic LPs, this one has a sound that's different than his classic work, but which also exposes a whole new side of his talent, and range of vocals that didn't always show up for Atlantic. Solomon arranged and produced here, and the sound is mellow and a bit modern, but still with excellent southern soul touches. Most of the tracks are new, and are dedications to Martin Luther King Jr., who was the inspiration for the album. The stuff's a lot more political than most of Solomon's work, as you might guess by titles like "I Have A Dream", "Now Is The Time", "Social Change", and "Mountain Top". (Cover has a cutout hole, some wear, a few creases, and a mark from sticker removal.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | ||||||
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