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Rotary Connection – Hey, Love
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A massively beautiful piece of work by “the new Rotary Connection” – a version of this groundbreaking Chicago soul ensemble which featured Phil Upchurch, Henry Gibson, and Charles Stepney – the cream of the Chicago production scene! Minnie Riperton’s still in the band on vocals, and her work on the LP is similar to that on the legendary Come To My Garden LP. The album features the incredible track “I Am the Blackgold of the Sun” – a haunting soul anthem that has been a favorite of groovers for years, and which was later made into a house track by NuYorican Soul. A great album all the way through, and filled with loads of excellent cuts! Other tracks include “If I Sing My Song”, “Hey, Love”, “Love Has Fallen On Me”, and a cover of Terry Callier’s “Song For Everyman”
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