Different Strokes for Different Folks: Transparent Red Vinyl LP Geese Dre but also helmed in

Dre but also helmed in large doses by Marky and Jeff Bass

Isaac Hayes and many more Insert with track listing and credits plus witty Christmas inscriptions in the runout grooves Limited edition of 2000 individually numbered copies on white (LP1) and light green (LP2) vinyl

A revisit of DJ Grand Wizard Theodore’s 1970s punk-infused New York City rap masterpiece ‘Subway Theme’ served as a spiritual moodboard for the album’s cross-pollination of urban and counter-culture styles

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Different Strokes for Different Folks: Transparent Red Vinyl LP Geese Dre but also helmed inheavyweight red virgin vinyl Released in 1972 on the Janus label, this record is Don Covays second collaboration with the Jefferson Lemon Blues Band following his departure from Atlantic Records. Largely recorded at the prestigious Muscle Shoals Studios, these cuts are an eclectic mix of funk, soul, gospel and rock, and highlight his admirable skills as a songwriter and producer. Marking five decades since its original release, this record is reissued