Pleasure (Vinyl LP) discogimp

Pleasure (Vinyl LP) discogimpThe second in our programme to issue the Ohio Players three Westbound albums on vinyl. Standard weight black vinyl in a gatefold featuring another of Joel Brodskys iconic cover photos. Hailing from Dayton in the southwest corner of Ohio, the Ohio Untouchables comprised local guitar hero Robert Ward, Cornelius Johnson (drums) and three musicians who would become the mainstay of the Ohio Players: Marshall Rock Jones (bass), Clarence Satch Satchell (sax

Set against the backdrop of real gang warfare—and with Safe + Sound coming with an executive producer credit for notorious mogul Suge Knight—it’s a blessing that neither artist got physically hurt

a musical journey continued across "Dream House

and world music to transform the songs

Tibaldi's own composition Hunting Goose is enjoyable and they offer an interesting take on Charles Mingus's Weird Nightmare

They could sell radiators to hell

emotive chords and off-kilter vocals

Most of the upbeat numbers have that peppy

On his remix of Gary Bartz’s “Soulsea” Cut Chemist taps into the big-beat atmospherics of his old running partner

Out Of The Cool

Records are brown/crimson with a marble effect containing black

soulful but also searching for a strong groove at the same time

hysterical diva vocals and synthesized beats in the late sixties