The Counts What's Up Front That-Counts (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

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(Westbound Records) 9 tracks, lavender marbled vinyl, imitated edition, includes 3 previously... more

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The Counts: What's Up Front That-Counts (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

(Westbound Records) 9 tracks, lavender marbled vinyl, imitated edition, includes 3 previously unreleased Bounus tracks

Out of print on vinyl for nearly two decades, Ace is proud to reissue this beauty.
Formed in Michigan in 1964 as the Fabulous Counts, the Counts released two singles, "Jan Jan" and "Get Down People," on the Moira label in 1968 and 1969 that became R&B hits. This led to the album "Jan Jan", which was released by Cotillion in 1969.
The lineup picked up by Westbound to record "What's Up Front That Counts" consisted of Mose Davis (organ), Leroy Emmanuel (guitar), Demetrius Cates (saxophone) and Andrew Gibson (drums). Although tenor player Jim White can be seen on the cover picture, he left the band shortly before the album was recorded. Extended, mostly instrumental tracks such as 'Why Not Start All Over Again' and the title track are now regarded as some of the juiciest funk ever recorded in the studio. Shorter tracks like 'Rhythm Changes', 'Thinking Single' and 'Bills' are just as sweet. What gives the album such a strong musical chemistry is the fact that the Counts were jazz musicians who grew up listening to Miles Davis and were also partial to the funk of James Brown and Sly & The Family Stone, so every track is characterized by groovy interplay. You could say that this is the sound Miles Davis was trying to find on his early 70s albums.
The Counts went on tour with Funkadelic and recorded more singles and albums, but this 1971 album remains an absolute classic. The track "What's Up Front That Counts" has been sampled by artists such as Queen Latifah and Eric B & Rakim and keeps the Counts' music firmly in the memory of a young, contemporary audience.

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Album titlle: What's Up Front That-Counts (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.)
Genre R&B, Soul
Label WESTBOUND
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
Vinyl weight 150g Vinyl
EAN: 0711574942312
weight in Kg 0.25

Counts, The - What's Up Front That-Counts (LP, colored Vinyl, Ltd.) LP 1
01	What's Up Front That-Counts	The Counts
02	Rhythm Changes	The Counts
03	Thinking Single	The Counts
04	Why Not All Over Again	The Counts
05	Pack Of Lies	The Counts
06	Bills	The Counts
07	Rhythm Changes Reprise*	The Counts
08	Shortsville*	The Counts
09	I Know Why*	The Counts