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| Management number | 205631240 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $88.40 | Model Number | 205631240 | ||
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Title: Would Like To Pose A Question
Artist: L.A. Carnival
Label: Now Again
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 659457500917
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2022-07-29
Number of Discs: 2
One of the first previously-unreleased funk and soul albums issued by Now-Again, way back in 2003, and it still sounds amazing today. Well, it would have to: it's the brainchild of bandleader/drummer/singer/ songwriter Lester Abrams who crafted hit singles like "Minute by Minute" by the Doobie Brothers. Yeah, really. Back in early 70s Omaha, however, he brought a multiracial band into the Pacific Avenue studio to cut an album's worth of material. Only one single - "Color" b/w "Blink Man" - was ever issued, and this album sat on master tapes in Abrams' closet until Egon dug them out in 2001.
Tracks:
1.1 Flyin'
1.2 We Need Peace and Love
1.3 (We'd Like to) Pose a Question
1.4 Seven Steps to Nowhere
1.5 Blind Man
1.6 Can You Hum a Tune
1.7 Color
1.8 The Klan
1.9 Black Man's March
1.10 Ron's Tune
Artist: L.A. Carnival
Label: Now Again
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 659457500917
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2022-07-29
Number of Discs: 2
One of the first previously-unreleased funk and soul albums issued by Now-Again, way back in 2003, and it still sounds amazing today. Well, it would have to: it's the brainchild of bandleader/drummer/singer/ songwriter Lester Abrams who crafted hit singles like "Minute by Minute" by the Doobie Brothers. Yeah, really. Back in early 70s Omaha, however, he brought a multiracial band into the Pacific Avenue studio to cut an album's worth of material. Only one single - "Color" b/w "Blink Man" - was ever issued, and this album sat on master tapes in Abrams' closet until Egon dug them out in 2001.
Tracks:
1.1 Flyin'
1.2 We Need Peace and Love
1.3 (We'd Like to) Pose a Question
1.4 Seven Steps to Nowhere
1.5 Blind Man
1.6 Can You Hum a Tune
1.7 Color
1.8 The Klan
1.9 Black Man's March
1.10 Ron's Tune
R&B / Soul
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