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Cool Breeze Solomon Burke MGM ISE 35, 1972
Cool Breeze album cover

Solomon Burke enlisted the help of Gene Page and Jerry Styner for the purposes of orchestrating and co-ordinating this great soundtrack LP. A distinct move away from his soul tracks of the 1960s, the vocal numbers on the 'Cool Breeze' LP are very funky with a slow, early 70s groove. The instrumental tracks come highly recommended, being faster and equally funky. The sound is full, with the core funk band augmented by a brass-heavy orchestra. Well worth listening to; the film is entertaining too.

Overall Rating: 4
see also: poster movie fact sheet

Track listing:

Cool Breeze | PSR 1983 | The bus | Icbyatht W.T.? (based on William Tell overture) | Get up and do something for yourself | Love's street and fool's road | It must be love | Fight back | Then I want to come home (instr.) | Then I want to come home (vocal) | We're almost home |

 

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