Various ‎[Larry Saunders] - Free Angela

[bluesy]

Various ‎[Larry Saunders] - Free Angela
(Golden Triangle GST-100-LP/GT/SLP-100, 1973)



Titres

A1 Larry Saunders, The Prophet Of Soul – Free Angela
(Dickie Diamond)
A2 Larry Saunders, The Prophet Of Soul – This World
(Dickie Diamond)
A3 Nitroglycerine – Old Uncle Tom Is Dead
(Dickie Diamond)
A4 Larry Saunders, The Prophet Of Soul – Where Did Peace Go?
(Dickie Diamond)

B1 Dickie Wonder – Nobody Knows
(Wonder, Dickie Diamond)
B2 Brother Love – I Can Be
(J. Jefferson, Brother Love)
B3 Tyrone Thomas – Baby Can't You See
(Tyrone Thomas, Dickie Diamond)
B4 Judd Watkins – Paradise
(Allen Robinson)
B5 Soul Encyclopedia – Geraldine Jones
(Dickie Diamond)



Présentation

Free Angela (Various Artists)

"We will begin taking Pre-orders July 16 for our latest reissue, Free Angela. Originally released in 1971, the record was sold to raise money for the National United Committee to Free Angela Davis. Put together by singer, promoter, Alexander Randolph on his own GOLDEN TRIANGLE label the first half of the album was recorded in Muscle Shoals, beginning with the title track by Larry Saunders. Saunders’ vocals float above and transcend the ethereal backing of the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section with a voice that could be compared to Donny Hathaway and Curtis Mayfield, but Saunders is his own man with his own style. In the realm of socially conscious soul music this is essential listening. The second half of the album continues with solid mid-1960s rarities from Randolph’s SOUND OF SOUL label. SOUND OF SOUL has long been known to record collectors, with singles routinely fetching hundreds of dollars.

Amidst the socially and politically tumultuous 1960s and 1970s, Angela Davis emerged as one of the era's most controversial figures. In the early 1970s, her arrest, incarceration, and trial made international headlines and inspired a movement to free her. In April of 2013 a documentary on her life, Free Angela & All Political Prisoners, produced by Will and Jada Pinkett Smith was released to much critical acclaim, fetching awards at the Toronto International Film Festival, the London International Film Festival, as well as the Stockholm International Film Festival.

Working in coordination with Alexander Randolph, we’re excited to make available once again this soulful piece of history. Available on CD and vinyl with detailed liner notes and photos.

The first 350 copies of Free Angela come with a bonus 45 (“Leave Me Alone” b/w “Fell In Love” by Oscar Wright)."
Source : - http://secretstashrecords.com/free-ange ... ret-stash/



FACE A

Larry Saunders - "Free Angela" (A1)


Larry Saunders – "This World" (A2)


Larry Saunders – "Where Did Peace Go?" (A4)



FACE B

Dickie Wonder – "Nobody Knows" (B1)


Brother Love - "I Can Be" (B2)


Soul Encyclopedia – "Geraldine Jones" (B5)
[INSTRU]



Angela Davis



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Larry Saunders sur Funk-O-Logy

‹ Funk/Soul - fin 60’s/mi-70's
-->Larry Saunders - Stranger (Soul International ‎SLP-100, 1971)
-->Larry Saunders - The Prophet Of Soul (Soul International ‎SLP-100, 1976)

[Wonder B]

J'ai toujours adoré la pochette de ce LP!

[Revpop]

Superbe ré-édition avec sa face A royale menée par Larry Saunders !

[funkiness]

Très bonne nouvelle ! Quelle première face de folie !

[in the jungle groove]

J'ai toujours adoré la pochette de ce LP!

+1.

Les morceaux de Larry Saunders sont le sommet de l'album. Des puristes comme Phil ne sont pas de grands adeptes de cet album mais personnellement j'ai toujours adoré cet album.

[Phil]

Des puristes comme Phil ne sont pas de grands adeptes de cet album mais personnellement j'ai toujours adoré cet album.

Je n'ai jamais dit ça ! J'ai juste dit que je lui préférais l'album de Larry Saunders et que je trouvais anormal qu'il se vende plus cher que ce dernier.

Ce que tu devrais pouvoir comprendre puisque tu dis toi-même "Les morceaux de Larry Saunders sont le sommet de l'album".

Ceci dit je suis content d'avoir ce disque, j'aime beaucoup Larry Saunders et je me suis même offert la compilation -excellente- "The Sound Of Alabama Soul" où figure le merveilleux "Blues Time In Birmingham".



http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Soun ... se/1707270

[in the jungle groove]

Des puristes comme Phil ne sont pas de grands adeptes de cet album mais personnellement j'ai toujours adoré cet album.

Je n'ai jamais dit ça ! J'ai juste dit que je lui préférais l'album de Larry Saunders et que je trouvais anormal qu'il se vende plus cher que ce dernier.

Désolé, mes souvenirs étaient erronés!