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Bloodstone Soul Funk 1982 US

Performer: Bloodstone
Genre: Funk / Soul
Album: We Go A Long Way Back
Released: 1982
Style: Soul, Funk
MP3 version ZIP size: 1194 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1571 mb
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 336
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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Go On And Cry Written-By – Charles Love, Kitty Sears	8:07
A2	How Does It Feel Bass – Eddie Watkins*Soloist, Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax Solo] – Don MyrickVocals [Female Vocalist] – Kitty SearsWritten-By – Charles Love, Curtis Love, Kitty Sears, Oscar Love	11:04
A3	We Go A Long Way Back Soloist, Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax Solo] – Fernando HarklessWritten-By – Charles Love	4:54
B1	Funkin' Around Soloist, Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax Solo] – Don MyrickWritten-By – McKinley Jackson, Ronald Wilson	6:41
B2	My Kind Of Woman Bass – James JamersonWritten-By – Ronald Wilson	4:42
B3	My Love Grows Stronger Synthesizer – Paul FoxWritten-By – McKinley Jackson, Shirley Jones, Valorie Jones	6:16
B4	Nite Time Fun Written-By – Charles Love	4:31

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – T-Neck Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – CBS Inc.
Recorded At – Conway Studios
Recorded At – Monterey Sound Studios
Mastered At – Allen Zentz Recording

Credits

Bass – Freddie (Ready Freddie) Washington*
Drums – Leon (Ndugu) Chancler*
Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – Clydene Jackson
Engineer [Assistant] – Greig Stout*, Karen Chamberlain, Rick Clifford
Engineer, Remix – F. Byron Clark
Guitar – Charles Fearing, David T. Walker
Horns – David Stout: L.A. Horn Section*
Management [Bloodstone's Personal Manager] – Kitty Sears
Mastered By – Brian Gardener*
Performer [Bloodstone Is] – Charles Love, Henry Williams*, Ronald Bell , Ronald Wilson , Willis Draffen
Photography By [Cover] – Gary Heery
Producer, Arranged By – The Isley Brothers
Producer, Arranged By, Conductor, Written By [All Horn And String Arrangements] – McKinley T. Jackson*
Strings [L.a. Strings] – Davida Jackson*
Synthesizer [Mini Moog] – Reggie Andrews

Notes

Recorded at Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Horns recorded at Monterey Recording Studio, Glendale, CA
Mastered at Allen Zentz Recording Studio. Los Angeles, CA
© 1982 CBS Inc. ℗ 1982 T-Neck Records, Inc.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 0 7464-38115-1
Barcode (Scanned): 074643811514
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Label): AL 38115
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Label): BL 38115

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PMV-CD-005	Bloodstone	We Go A Long Way Back ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Purpose Music Vaults	PMV-CD-005	US	2013
EPC 85893	Bloodstone	We Go A Long Way Back ‎(LP, Album)	Epic	EPC 85893	Europe	1982
FZT 38115	Bloodstone	We Go A Long Way Back ‎(Cass, Album, Dol)	T-Neck	FZT 38115	US	1982
CSCS 5204	Bloodstone	We Go A Long Way Back ‎(CD, Album, Ltd, RE)	CBS/Sony	CSCS 5204	Japan	1990

digytal soul

killer lp from Bloodstone, maybe the best from...a another track kill me two years later, it was ' instant love' very dangerous song !

Xangeo

You do not realize how lucky you are. Do you know how difficult it was to get hold of this record at the time it was released? I remember Ferry Maat spinned tracks of this album on his Soul Show. I was mesmerized. A few weeks I searched for it without any luck. After some time my attention drifted away and i forgot about it. Bloodstone, a group more famous for its ballads. Three of the best kind are to be found on side one. What matters to me are the tracks on side two. All four are sounding silky smooth, crispy and fresh, uplifting and very funky. They belong to the finest to be found in the disco funk genre. Bloodstone produced and arranged by The Isley Brothers, a fine combination. Not until 25 years later i found it in a store in Amsterdam. I didn't need to think long to call it mine. Yes, you are lucky. You just need to click on a few buttons, pay and a few days later it's yours.

Yanki

"Nite...time...action..." ... if you're hip to an olskool-partymood, then a few uptempo tracks such as "Funkin Around", "My Love Grows Stronger" and "Nite Time Fun" from this project are worth to check, and worth as well to find the Japanese cd-reissue of this album. That will be a good purchase, together with the cd-reissue of their album from 1984, when the contagious Bloodstone-party kept going.

Mezilabar

Helpful review.But you know that Ferry could get his hands on it because he had a lot of imported records that he wanted you people to discover. He could have easier access to those records thru his connections in the US and UK too... and so on. I think that at that time it was possible to order an import record from a record shop. I believe that even some shops did sold them. Anyway it's true that it's quite more easier now for us to buy records from the internet all around the world than 30 or 25 years ago.

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