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A real killer from Marvin Holmes and his hip Oaktown combo Justice – a group who effortlessly blend together jazz, soul, and funk into a wonderfully soaring style – yet one that's also more than heavy enough to live up to the message-oriented lyrics of the tracks!
the mainstream from the time – a wonderfully heady album that could only have been cut in the underground – where folks like Marvin were keeping things real, and pushing a social agenda that was way stronger than anything you'd find in the charts! Horns are great, as are the rhythms – and the vocals blend together perfectly on cuts that include "Motherless Child".
Recorded at San Francisco
Originally released from Brown Door Records as MH 6581 LP, 1975
01. You Better Keep Her 04:13
02. Motherless Child 03:48
03. She's A Dancer 02:59
04. Honor Thy Father 03:38
05. Find Yourself 03:45
06. Take the Time Out 03:17
07. Neighbor Neighbor 03:27
08. Kwame 03:12
09. Gimme Some Tonight, Part 1 04:56
10. Gimme Some Tonight, Part 2 02:44
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Fantastic!--
ReplyDelete"You Better Keep Her" [Track 1] is an alternate version from the 45rpm released single, A Big play on the Northern/Modern Soul scene in the UK.
Cheers Chris.
Another Great post.
Keep 'em comin'....
Many Thanks
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ReplyDeletemany thanks for this! Please could you post the compilation entitled "The Brown Door story"?
Thanx in advance.
Tony
Thanks for this cool album !
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