Kool And The Gang ‎– Kool And The Gang

A1	Kool & The Gang	2:54
A2	Breeze & Soul	5:29
A3	Chocolate Buttermilk	2:14
A4	Sea Of Tranquility	3:34
B1	Give It Up	3:40
B2	Since I Lost My Baby	2:08
B3	Kools Back Again	2:48
B4	The Gangs Back Again	2:46
B5	Raw Hamburger	3:36

• Manufactured By – De-Lite Records
• Produced For – Redd Coach Productions
• Published By – Stephanye Music
• Published By – Delightful Music
• Published By – Jobete Music
• Recorded At – Bell Sound Studios

• Design [Jacket] – Robert Golden
• Engineer – Malcom Addey*
• Liner Notes – Jerry Boulding
• Producer, Arranged By, Conductor, Liner Notes – Gene Redd*

The 1970 debut album from Kool and the Gang scored a couple of hits with ‘The Gangs Back Again’ and the title cut, but more importantly, it heralded the arrival of what was to become a juggernaut on the R&B scene. This all-instrumental record is years away from the commercial successes of ‘Jungle Boogie’ and ‘Celebration,’ and a few light years away stylistically, too. But that unique mixture of jazz, funk, and R&B punctuated by those tremendous horn arrangements (and some great drum breaks) that characterizes Kool and the Gang at its best is here in full force. That’s why original copies of this record go for a ‘kool’ sum. For its first U.S. vinyl reissue in decades, and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this R&B masterpiece, we’ve pressed up 1250 copies on ‘Kool-Aid’ vinyl. A funk classic you need to check out if you haven’t heard it lately! R.I.P. Ronald Bell.

• Barcode (Scanned (Sticker)): 848064011521
• Barcode (Printed (Sticker)): 8 48064 01152 1