Superfunk (Vinyl LP) Electronic

Superfunk (Vinyl LP) ElectronicIndianapolis band led by organist Bobby Watley (ex Lonnie Smith group) and driven by his funky Jack McDuff influenced playing. Discovered in March 1971, Funk Inc had sent Bob Porter a demo tape which languished in a pile of other until the producer finally got around to working his way through the whole batch. The band's tape grabbed him as soon as he heard the first notes and the rest, as they say, is history. A quintet, Funk Inc's constituent

These sessions were produced by Tom Wilson for his Transition label

Frits Wentink stamps his idiosyncratic expertise on 'Pose' for a walking bass bubbler

Brian Auger's band

The vocal side is almost Stevie Wonder-like in it's delivery with some great vocals by Barry Michael Cooper who carries the groove perfectly

Ayers' social concerns -- on record -- were primarily cosmological in nature

Remastered from the original analog tapes by the Grammy®-nominated engineer John Baldwin

It was not as commercially successful as their previous two albums

but their unique blend of visceral energy

which is built around singer-songwriter and guitarist Jonathan Richman

Recorded in London and written

Few albums are as fueled by hope

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