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Soulful Experience
LP (Item 24753) Truth/Stax, 1975 — Condition: Used
A beautiful mix of gospel soul and heavy Memphis production – and the kind of heavy soul album that made Rance Allen one of Stax's best new artists during the 70s. David Porter produced and arranged, and the album has some great electric keyboard work by Rance that provides a perfect counterfoil for his rich baritone voice. The album's a lot more stripped down than later efforts – with a rootsy sound that should have made Rance even bigger with the crossover crowd. Titles include "Talk That Talk", "The Painter", "Ring My Bell", and "Harlem Heaven". (Cover has a minor split on the bottom seam at the opening.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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