Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band ''Original Album Series'' (Remastered) (2010)

Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band

''Original Album Series''
(Remastered) (2010)
XLD Rip | FLAC (Tracks)+CUE, LOG | No scans | ~ 1,22 GB
Soul, Funk | Label: Rhino | HotFile, FileServe

Note:
“5 full albums by the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band from the late 60s & early 70s – in single package from Warner UK! Fantastic funk from the LA scene, the group used larger arrangements to expand upon their hard and heavy groove, in a style that almost has some funky soundtrack touches at times. Messed up funk with jagged rhythms, trippy touches, and also some straighter soul moments.”


THE WATTS 103RD STREET RHYTHM BAND (1968)
01. Caesar's Palace
02. Yellow Submarine
03. Brown Sugar
04. Soul Concerto
05. Fried Okra
06. Spreadin' Honey
07. A Little Class & A Little Trash
08. The 103rd St. Theme
09. The Girl From Ipanema
10. Bring It On Home To Me
11. Whole Hog, Or None At All
12. Watts Happening

TOGETHER (1968)
01. Sorry Charlie
02. Something You Got
03. 65 Bars And A Taste Of Soul
04. Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
05. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
06. A Dance, A Kiss And A Song
07. Phuncky Bill
08. Get Ready
09. Stormy Monday
10. Giggin' Down 103rd
11. My Summer's Gone
12. Knock On Wood
13. I Wake Up Crying
14. Do Your Thing

IN THE JUNGLE, BABE (1969)
01. Till You Get Enough
02. I'm A Midnight Mover
03. Light My Fire
04. Comment
05. Everyday People (In The Jungle)
06. Must Be Your Thing
07. Love Land
08. Oh Happy Gabe (Sometimes Blue)
09. Twenty-Five Miles
10. The Joker (On A Trip Through The Jungle)

EXPRESS YOURSELF (1970)
01. Road Without An End
02. I Got Love
03. High As Apple Pie - Slice I
04. Express Yourself
05. I'm Aware
06. Tell Me What You Want Me To Do
07. High As Apple Pie - Slice II

YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL (1971)
01. Express Yourself II
02. Let's Make Love Not War
03. Just To Settle My Nerves
04. What Can You Bring Me
05. Your Love Means Everything To Me
06. You're So Beautiful
07. I Got Your Love

Info:
“An incredibly funky group mostly from Los Angeles (Charles Wright, the singer, originally hailed from Mississippi), the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band came together in the mid-'60s and released nine albums between 1967 and 1975. With a stripped-down but inescapably catchy sound somewhere between Booker T and the MGs and the Meters, the eight-man crew developed a huge local following and were championed by celebrities like Bill Cosby. Their biggest hit came with "Express Yourself," the inspirational title track off their fourth album, which Dr. Dre would rework almost 20 years later into N.W.A.'s single of the same name. The group broke up in the mid-'70s, but reunited in 1998 for an all new LP called Going To The Party.

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