Life Force & Strawberry - Life Force (2024) [Hi-Res]
BAND/ARTIST: Life Force, Life Force & Strawberry
- Title: Life Force
- Year Of Release: 1977 / 2024
- Label: Numero Group
- Genre: Disco, Soul, Funk, Jazz
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) [48kHz/24bit]
- Total Time: 36:48
- Total Size: 474 / 259 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Robeson (Future Man) (04:27)
2. Prove Me Wrong (06:13)
3. Hard Time Man (03:31)
4. Funky Mama (05:31)
5. Come On Let's Do It (03:29)
6. Slow Dancer (04:57)
7. New York City Streets (instrumental) (03:38)
8. Shango (04:57)
1. Robeson (Future Man) (04:27)
2. Prove Me Wrong (06:13)
3. Hard Time Man (03:31)
4. Funky Mama (05:31)
5. Come On Let's Do It (03:29)
6. Slow Dancer (04:57)
7. New York City Streets (instrumental) (03:38)
8. Shango (04:57)
Favorite Recordings is proud to present this self-titled album by Life Force, an amazing piece of Funk with a twist of Pop, Disco and Blue-Eyed-Soul, now reissued for the first time.
Originally released in 1976 on Strawberry Records and produced by Randy Irwin (The Shirelles, Family Circle, Ecstasy, Passion & Pain,…), Life Force has since become a real target for international vinyl diggers, mostly thanks to its main single called “Slow Dancer”. When Pascal Rioux (founder of Favorite Recordings) found him a mint copy, he quickly realized it had a lot more to offer than just one track and thus started to search for more info.
The first who could provide a few more details about the band and Strawberry was Ron Foster, ex-keyboardist of “Ecstasy, Passion & Pain” and producer of Lee McDonald, which was also reissued by Favorite in the past. He revealed that Strawberry was a sub-division of the famous Roulette Records, sold to EMI/Rhino Records in 1989 by Morris Levy, its controversial owner who was facing many severe legal problems and died few years after.
Thanks to him and a few more research, this underrated collectible is finally reissued in a beautiful deluxe 180g vinyl version housed in an old-school tip-on jacket.
Originally released in 1976 on Strawberry Records and produced by Randy Irwin (The Shirelles, Family Circle, Ecstasy, Passion & Pain,…), Life Force has since become a real target for international vinyl diggers, mostly thanks to its main single called “Slow Dancer”. When Pascal Rioux (founder of Favorite Recordings) found him a mint copy, he quickly realized it had a lot more to offer than just one track and thus started to search for more info.
The first who could provide a few more details about the band and Strawberry was Ron Foster, ex-keyboardist of “Ecstasy, Passion & Pain” and producer of Lee McDonald, which was also reissued by Favorite in the past. He revealed that Strawberry was a sub-division of the famous Roulette Records, sold to EMI/Rhino Records in 1989 by Morris Levy, its controversial owner who was facing many severe legal problems and died few years after.
Thanks to him and a few more research, this underrated collectible is finally reissued in a beautiful deluxe 180g vinyl version housed in an old-school tip-on jacket.
Year 2024 | Jazz | Soul | Funk | R&B | Disco | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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