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Marvin Gaye

Let's Get It On - 180g Vinyl Edition

    The weight of a follow-up to 1971's "What's Going On" was lifted from Marvin Gaye's shoulders by the success of his soundtrack to the film Trouble Man, but he was still searching for something to unify his next long player. In 1973 he started working with R&B balladeer-turned-producer Ed Townsend, who gave him the basis of a song about 'the business of getting on with life'. However, inspired by the presence of studio visitor Janis Hunter, destined to become his second wife, Gaye transformed the song into a monument to desire and seduction that ran soul-deep. In this moment Marvin found the focus for the album that had eluded him. If "What's Going On" is a celebration of the spirit, then "Let's Get It On" is all about love, salvation and the pleasures of the flesh.

    TRACK LISTING

    Let's Get It On 4:44
    Please Don't Stay (Once You Go Away) 3:32
    If I Should Die Tonight 3:57
    Keep Gettin' It On 3:12
    Come Get To This 2:40
    Distant Lover 4:15
    You Sure Love To Ball 4:43
    Just To Keep You Satisfied 4:35

    Marvin Gaye

    Trouble Man - 180g Vinyl Edition

      As Motown migrated from Detroit to LA, Marvin's follow-up to the spiritual consciousness of "What's Goin' On" was the soundtrack to '72 Blaxploitaion flick "Trouble Man". It's altogether a more streetwise collection of stone cold funk, earthy Curtis-esque falsetto and badass grooves that has seen it plundered by generations of beatdiggers. "'T' Plays it Cool" is one of the best tunes ever made, just ask Jazzy Jeff!!!

      TRACK LISTING

      Main Theme From Trouble Man Part 2
      "T" Plays It Cool
      Poor Abbey Walsh
      Break In (Police Shoot Big)
      Cleo's Apartment
      Trouble Man
      Theme From Trouble Man
      "T" Stands For Trouble
      Main Theme From Trouble Man Part 1
      Life Is A Gamble
      Deep-In-It
      Don't Mess With Mister "T"
      There Goes Mister "T"

      Stevie Wonder

      Innervisions - 2008 Reissue

      1973's "Innervisions" was Stevie Wonder's fourth self written and produced LP, and features many tracks with instrumentation played totally by him too. Covering similar ground to Marvin Gaye's earlier "What's Going On", "Innervisions" stands head and shoulders above other releases from the early 70s socially conscious soul scene, and just has to be one of the best LPs of all time! Including classic the tracks "Too High", "Living For The City" (hands up how many of you have gone to New York for the first time and said 'Wow, New York, just like I pictured it, sky scrapers and everything'?), "Golden Lady", "Higher Ground", "Jesus Children Of America" and "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing", this just has to be an essential part of your collection.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Too High 4:36
      2. Visions 5:23
      3. Living For The City 7:23
      4. Golden Lady 4:58
      5. Higher Ground 3:43
      6. Jesus Children Of America 4:10
      7. All In Love Is Fair 3:42
      8. Don't You Worry 'bout A Thing 4:45
      9. He's Misstra Know It All 5:35


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