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Contents Introduction [Limited Edition] CD available until 2027.12.31 / Includes new liner notes / No lyrics or translations *After the period ends, sales will end once stock runs out. ?sTrack Listing?t 1. Ain't Nothing Stoppin' Us Now 2. By Your Side 3. Make Someone Happy 4. Doin' Alright 5. Because I Think the World of You 6. You Auto to Be Having Fun 7. Can't Stand to See the Slaughter 8. It's So Nice 9. Deal with It 10. Will We Went to the Moon Discovered! Hidden Gems in 70s [31] The funk played with an impenetrable rhythm and horn section is known as "Rhythm & Brass". Formed in Oakland, in the Bay Area on the West Coast, Tower of Power (TOP) became one of America's leading bands with a string of hits in the early 70s, and this is their first album after moving to Columbia Records. With Edward McGee as the new lead singer, they maintain their funky spirit while pushing a mellow mood and creating a modern atmosphere. The upbeat brass funk track "You Auto to Be Having Fun," which reached number 62 on the R&B charts, is a true example of TOP's brilliance. (Released in 1976) Due to popular demand, here's the second installment! Hidden gems that no Western music fan should miss, and rare works that are sold at high prices in used record stores, are being reissued at affordable prices. Enjoy selections of works that transcend genres, including US & UK rock, singer-songwriters, pop, and soul from the timeless golden age of Western music in the 70s. (*Some works are from 1969.) Media reviews and more The funk played by their impenetrable rhythm and horn section is known as "Rhythm & Brass." Formed in Oakland, in the Bay Area on the West Coast, Tower of Power (TOP) became one of America's leading bands with a string of hits in the early 1970s. This is their first album after signing with Columbia Records. With Edward McGee as the new lead singer, they maintain their funky spirit while pushing a mellow mood and creating a modern atmosphere. The upbeat brass funk track "You Auto to Be Having Fun," which reached number 62 on the R&B charts, is a true example of TOP's style. (1976) (C)RS
