Kool & The Gang - Kool Funk Essentials 1970-1977 mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass – Robert Kool Bell
• Drums – George Brown
• Guitar – Claydes Smith
• Horns – Dennis D.T. Thomas, Khalis Bayyan, Robert Spike Mickens
• Keyboards – Ricky West
• Producer – Khalis Bayyan

Info

Kool Funk Essentials CD1 - Kool & The Gang. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Kool & The Gang: все альбомы, включая The Lion Sleeps Tonight , The 50 Greatest Songs , Number 1's и другие. Kool Funk Essentials - 1. Kool & The Gang. 100 Per 100 Hits 80's. The Ultimate New Years Eve Album 2014. Kool Funk Essentials CD1. 1977 Bonus Track Version. Ladies Night. 2013 Live. Kool Funk Essentials - 2. The Platinum Collection. The Ultimate Notting Hill Carnival Album. 1 Power of the Dollar. 2 Boogie Band. Еще альбомы Kool & The Gang. Get on the Groove Live 1981. Kool & the Gang - Collected. Kool & The Gang - Collected. The Album. I Wanna Dance. Too Hot. 2014 Live. Kool for the Holidays. Open Sesame. Kool and the Gang is the self-titled debut studio album by funk band Kool & the Gang. The album was released in January 1970, and charted on the Billboard R&B album chart at 43. De-Lite Records DE-2003: Dennis D. Thomas alto saxophone, flute, percussion, vocals. Khalis Bayyan tenor and soprano saxophones, alto flute, vocals. Robert Spike Mickens trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals. Claydes Smith guitars. Woody Sparrow guitars. Ricky West keyboards, piano, vocals. Unite 1993, Album. The Very Best Of: Live In Concert 2010, Concert. The Force 2014, ReIssue 1977, Album. Sweat 1989, Album. The Ultimate Collection 2003, Compilation. Get Down On It: The Very Best Of Kool & The Gang 2000, Compilation. In Concert 1994, Compilation. No, thanks. Kool & the Gang, 02:58. Breeze & Soul, 05:29. Since I Lost My Baby, 02:08. The Force Kool & the Gang album. The Force is the ninth studio by the funk band Kool & the Gang, released in 1977. It failed to generate much impact, and has become the first of two albums between the group's two periods of success. It was after the first string of hits in the mid and early 1970s, and before the group hit it big in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Although Kool & the Gang became pop superstars in the 1980s on the strength of J. Taylor's silky voice and several catchy arrangements, R&B fans regard their true glory days as the 1970s. The New Jersey-based ensemble patented a jazz-tinged funk approach keyed by Robert Kool Bell's basslines, red-hot horn lines, chunky keyboards and guitar riffs, and functional vocals. Although they seldom ventured beyond the R&B charts during this era, their music had far more bite than their later pop hits. These 16 cuts pay homage to Kool & the Gang's funk roots,