bill brown and the s Dreamworld Fantasies [Limited] [Paper jacket] Japan CD

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Contents First-press limited editionLatest digital remasteringWorld premiere on CDPaper jacket packaging Ultra-rare record People's Pleasure 'Do You Hear Me Talking To You?' mastermind! Killer soul tracks left behind under his own name by Bill Brown, a representative soul & funk producer of the 70s West Coast! A super rare single collection that includes "Time After Time," a re-recording of the mega-rare soul 45 "World Full Of People" from People's Pleasure's alias Everyday People with rich, full vocals, and other superb soul numbers, plus two previously unreleased tracks! Bill Brown, a representative producer and songwriter of the 70s US West Coast, whose work has been re-evaluated in recent years with a series of releases in 7-inch format, is finally releasing his super rare recordings from the 70s under his own name in album volume! The album kicks off with "Time After Time" (M1), an updated version of "World Full Of People" featuring rich male vocals, followed by the groovy bassline and light vocals & chorus of the modern soul track "Love Under The Apple Tree" (M2), the tight funk number "Fool-Ology" (M3), and the rare soul track "Bip Bam" (M4 & M5), originally released under his own name in 1974 and whose original 45 pressing has become a collector's item. Even just the first half is packed with great content! Furthermore, the crossover soul track "Dreamworld Fantasies" (M7) showcases an upbeat sound with its interplay of cutting guitar and horns, and the album is filled with killer tracks from start to finish, including the superb funk track "Sock It To The Landlord" (M8), which is being released for the first time on this album, and the exquisite soul ballad "Rainbow" (M9). Media reviews and more: Bill Brown, a representative producer and songwriter of the 1970s US West Coast, whose work has been re-evaluated in recent years with a series of releases in 7-inch format, is finally releasing his extremely rare recordings from the 1970s under his own name in album format! (C)RS