Tracklisting:
A1 Can You Feel It (Part 1) (2:10)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
A2 You Better Believe It (3:40)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
A3 Soul On Your Side (3:35)
Written-By – Billy Terrell , Ebble Woolley
A4 Zone (5:14)
Written-By – B. Ramsey , Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B1 Funk-N-You (2:01)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B2 Street Dreamin’ (3:25)
Written-By – Billy Terrell , Ebble Woolley
B3 You’re My Last Girl (3:16)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc
B4 Monterey (3:43)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B5 Can You Feel It (Part 2) (0:44)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
Credits:
Engineer – Terry Rosiello
Producer – Billy Terrell , Rhythm Makers, The
Notes:
Recorded and Mixed at De-Lite Recorded Sound Studio
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1976
Review1:
Their one album ‘Soul On Your Side’ produced the dancefloor smash ‘Zone’, which became popular on both sides of the Atlantic in 1976.
Kenny Banks then departed the ranks of the Rhythm Makers and the group enlisted the services of Paul Service and became the band ‘GQ’, a name suggested by the group’s manager Tony Lopez.
From Soulwalking
Review2:
The Rhythm Makers were comprised of Emanuel Rahiem (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Sabu Crier (vocals/bass), Kenneth Banks (vocals/drums) and Herb Lane (vocals/keyboards). (The group would later score as GQ on Arista Records with "Disco Nights (Rock Freak)" and captivating renditions of Billy Stewart's "I Do You Love" and "Sitting in the Park." This first Rhythm Makers release finds the self-contained funksters performing a series of pumping instrumentals and mid-tempo songs, along with a slow jam, all led by Rahiem. "Soul on Your Side," the title track, is identical to future hit "Disco Nights"; they merely changed the words and intensified the beat on "Disco." Crier's bass establishes a floating bottom for the pulsating "Zone," a scintillating instrumental that also features Lane's imaginative keyboard work. Harmony skills are displayed on "Street Dreamin'," where former NBA star Earl "the Pearl" Monroe is mentioned as someone to aspire to be, along with other goals and dreams. "You're My Last Girl" is an airy ballad with two leads. There are nine songs in all -- no master jams, but no dogs either. [The 2007 Castle reissue includes one bonus track.]
By Andrew Hamilton (AMG)
A1 Can You Feel It (Part 1) (2:10)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
A2 You Better Believe It (3:40)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
A3 Soul On Your Side (3:35)
Written-By – Billy Terrell , Ebble Woolley
A4 Zone (5:14)
Written-By – B. Ramsey , Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B1 Funk-N-You (2:01)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B2 Street Dreamin’ (3:25)
Written-By – Billy Terrell , Ebble Woolley
B3 You’re My Last Girl (3:16)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc
B4 Monterey (3:43)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
B5 Can You Feel It (Part 2) (0:44)
Written-By – Emanuel “Rahiem” LeBlanc , Herb Lane , Keith Crier , Kenny Banks
Credits:
Engineer – Terry Rosiello
Producer – Billy Terrell , Rhythm Makers, The
Notes:
Recorded and Mixed at De-Lite Recorded Sound Studio
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1976
Review1:
Their one album ‘Soul On Your Side’ produced the dancefloor smash ‘Zone’, which became popular on both sides of the Atlantic in 1976.
Kenny Banks then departed the ranks of the Rhythm Makers and the group enlisted the services of Paul Service and became the band ‘GQ’, a name suggested by the group’s manager Tony Lopez.
From Soulwalking
Review2:
The Rhythm Makers were comprised of Emanuel Rahiem (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Sabu Crier (vocals/bass), Kenneth Banks (vocals/drums) and Herb Lane (vocals/keyboards). (The group would later score as GQ on Arista Records with "Disco Nights (Rock Freak)" and captivating renditions of Billy Stewart's "I Do You Love" and "Sitting in the Park." This first Rhythm Makers release finds the self-contained funksters performing a series of pumping instrumentals and mid-tempo songs, along with a slow jam, all led by Rahiem. "Soul on Your Side," the title track, is identical to future hit "Disco Nights"; they merely changed the words and intensified the beat on "Disco." Crier's bass establishes a floating bottom for the pulsating "Zone," a scintillating instrumental that also features Lane's imaginative keyboard work. Harmony skills are displayed on "Street Dreamin'," where former NBA star Earl "the Pearl" Monroe is mentioned as someone to aspire to be, along with other goals and dreams. "You're My Last Girl" is an airy ballad with two leads. There are nine songs in all -- no master jams, but no dogs either. [The 2007 Castle reissue includes one bonus track.]
By Andrew Hamilton (AMG)
By Pier
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