John Kasandra A Higher Plateau – 1969 Funk / Soul ( Rare Vinyl)
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“Similar to Carter, KeSandra’s material followed the established Southern singer-storyteller format, but unlike Carter and other practioneers, exemplified by tracks such as ”, ” and ”’ the messages were of black self-responsibility, economic empowerment, social responsibility, etc. On a political continuum his material had a decidedly conservative flavor (check out ‘(What’s Under) the Natural Do’), but it was laced with humor and seldom came off as strident, or in-your-face obnoxious. That probably didn’t make him particularly popular among broad sectors of the black intelligentsia, let alone among liberals. Still, regardless of your political stance, the man recognized a great groove, making this a surprisingly enjoyable listening experience. “
Sleeve Condition (Out of 10) ~ 7 some edge and corner wear
Label Condition (Out of 10) ~ 10
Vinyl Condition ~ (Out of 10)
side # 1 – 9 / side # 2- light light marks . plays great
BIN # 166
Label:Capitol Records ST 157Format:Vinyl, LP, AlbumCountry:USReleased:1969Genre:Funk / SoulStyle:Soul
Tracklist
| A1 |
Let’s Pretend We Don’t Forget Too Fast |
3:10 |
| A2 |
Shiny New Steeples |
3:05 |
| A3 |
Throw Your Troubles To The Wind |
2:58 |
| A4 |
There Are Men Who’d Like To Conquer The World |
2:16 |
| A5 |
One More Mountain |
2:31 |
| B1 |
Mose, Part II |
7:30 |
| B2 |
In Search Of Truth |
3:45 |
| B3 |
Just A Shack To Go Back To |
2:26 |
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