Rejuvenation (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & Disco

Rejuvenation (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & DiscoThe Funk masters influenced on Soul music has been profound, with their as tight as a metronome grooves, exciting interplay and infectious vocal group shouts. The band released Rejuvenation in 1974, a stone mint classic. The crystal clear production was an improvement on the band's earlier works, maintaining their stripped down song structures and impeccable interlocked grooves while still leaving space for inspired jamming. Contains the hits "Just

where singer Gerry Roslie turns his throat to hamburger

which was featured in the Academy award nominated motion picture

Don Cherry

the eagerly awaited LP is a musical masterstroke and looks set to be the highlight of 2007

The production elements perfectly marry the instruments

Ev smoked a lot of weed

depicting "primal man deprived of perception

Soul and Funk all rolled up into one fantastic LP

the group finally petered out in 1978

"Touch Me Take Me" was originally the b-side of this release and a song written and produced by Steve Royal who had released it in 1975 by Ester Byrde

flooding the office and terrifying the staff

a tune which earned the band a Grammy nomination on its original release and a No 2 Billboard Jazz Airplay chart position