Sly & The Family Stone A Whole New Thing Vinyl LP Ultrasonically Cleaned E 30335
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📀 Sly & The Family Stone – A Whole New Thing
Edition Note: 1970 Epic reissue of the original 1967 debut recording, issued with alternate cover artwork.
🎶 Track List
A1. Underdog A2. If This Room Could Talk A3. Run, Run, Run A4. Turn Me Loose A5. Let Me Hear It From You A6. Advice B1. I Cannot Make It B2. Trip To Your Heart B3. I Hate To Love Her B4. Bad Risk B5. That Kind Of Person B6. Dog
📜 Historical Notes
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Originally released in 1967, A Whole New Thing was the band’s first LP, recorded live in the studio with minimal overdubs.
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Its raw, experimental blend of funk, soul, and psychedelia was considered too unconventional at the time and failed to chart.
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The album’s reception prompted Epic executive Clive Davis to encourage a more accessible sound, leading directly to the breakthrough Dance to the Music (1968).
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The 1970 reissue (this edition) updated the cover art to include Rose Stone, who had since joined the band, even though she wasn’t part of the original sessions.
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