Roberta Flack Set The Night To Music

1978 release on Atlantic

Neil Young joins Crosby, Stiils and Nash for their first album together. An absolute folky rock classic!

Burn, baby, burn! Monster disco hit and a Tom Moulton Mix!

Produced by Patrick Adams

The album features an array of well-known guest musicians, including David Crosby and Graham Nash, who contributed vocals. Ringo Starr drums on two tracks under the pseudonym "Richie,"[3] which he also used for his contribution to the London Sessions album by American bluesman Howlin' Wolf, recorded in England the same year. Stills' album is also the only album in rock and roll history to which both Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix supplied guitar work. Hendrix died before the album was released—Stills dedicated the album to "James Marshall Hendrix."

Soulful, uplifting spiritual stuff from two of soul music's finest vocalists. All star Atlantic line-up - Bernard Purdie, Arif Mardin arrangements, Hubert Laws, Eric Gale and more. Classic!

Produced by Baker- Harris. Mixed by Tom Moulton.

Class!

A Baker-Harris-Young production. The sound of Philadelphia w/ Earl Young, Vince Montana et al

Tough, tough funky version! check the break!

ORIGINAL USA ISSUE VINYL 45

w/ Bobby Hutcherson, Harold Ousley , Ray McKinney and Grassella Oliphant on drums.

Very good deep jazz.

Disco not disco synth pop 83

Amazing, rare, folk-funk from David Crosby of Crosby, Stills and Nash! Seriously deep, coke-fueled West Coast AOR! Recommended! This is also a big, underground cosmic record. You really should own this!

KILLER soulful tune as covered by Idris Muhammed for his LOFT/PARADISE GARAGE ANTHEM!

USA original first pressing 1970

Classic!

Monster funky-jazz-organ from 1968! 'But It's Alright' BIG jazz dance tune!

The Aleem Brothers with Leroy Burgess in 80's electro-funk shocker!