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Contents: JOE TEX / HE WHO IS WITHOUT FUNK CAST THE FIRST STONE Born in Texas in 1933, Joe Tex, after performing with local groups, won a talent contest at the NY [Apollo Theater] in 1954. In the 1960s, he continued to release masterpiece albums on Dial, a subsidiary of Atlantic, making him a veteran soul singer. This is his 1978 album, a powerful work featuring rich funk, including the R&B #48 single "Loose Caboose" and tracks like "How Do You Spell Relief." [DIAL 1978 release] 01. Loose Caboose 02. How Do You Spell Relief 03. If You Don't Want The Man (Don't Take The Money) 04. Finger Popped Myself Into The Poor House 05. Who Gave Birth To The Funk 06. Hold What You've Got 07. He Who Is Without Funk (Cast The First Stone) 08. Music Ain't Got No Color Media reviews and more Born in Texas in 1933, Joe Tex was active in local groups before winning a talent contest at the Apollo Theater in NY in 1954. In the 1960s, veteran soul singer Joe Tex continued to release masterpiece albums under Dial, a subsidiary of Atlantic for many years. This is a 1978 album featuring the R&B single "Loose Caboose," which reached number 48, and other powerful funk tracks such as "How Do You Spell Relief." (C)RS
