West Coast Revival West Coast Revival

• West Coast Revival – It's Gonna Be Hard
• West Coast Revival – So Far Away
• West Coast Revival – Feelin' Alright
• West Coast Revival – Love Of My Life
• West Coast Revival – Talkin' 'Bout Love
• West Coast Revival – The Family Was Right
• West Coast Revival – Free
• West Coast Revival – My Mind Is At Ease
• West Coast Revival – Familiar Places
• West Coast Revival – Beautiful Girl

• 1. It's Gonna Be Hard
• 2. So Far Away
• 3. Feelin' Alright
• 4. Love Of My Life
• 5. Talkin' 'Bout Love
• 6. The Family Was Right
• 7. Free
• 8. My Mind Is At Ease
• 9. Familiar Places
• 10. Beautiful Girl

Seattle-born preacher’s son Luther James Rabb played sax with Jimi Hendrix in the Velvetones and after forming popular horns-based rock act Ballin’ Jack, moved to Los Angeles, where soul harmony trio West Coast Revival was born. Early singles for United Artists were produced by Howard Scott and Lonnie Jordan of War, and their sole LP, released in 1977, is an exceedingly rare soul-funk gem, with solid vocal harmony, hard funk breaks, and a touch of sophisticated strings. ‘My Mind Is At Ease’ is a breakbeat special and ‘Feelin’ Allright’ rides a meaty bass groove, both underlining the War connection; our edition comes with bonus love song ‘Beautiful Girl,’ an early single B-side. Overall, this is prime soul-funk with uncommon elements, ripe for rediscovery by all discerning funk fans.