Show Time / Visions Of Life

Slave

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Genre : Dance & Soul	Catalogue Number : 7805
Number of Discs : 1	Label : Collectables
Release Country : USA

Format :	CD

Other :	Collection, Reissue

Show Time / Visions Of Life

Slave

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This compilation from Collectables pairs together Slave's sixth and seventh albums, 1981's Show Time and 1982's Visions of the Lite. Putting any part of this band's output back into circulation is an admirable move, especially since Show Time has remained one of the best funk albums of the early '80s -- a point lost on a lot of potential fans since it remained out of print for so long. The band's last album with Steve Arrington, Show Time contains a healthy chunk of their most enduring singles (Snap Shot, Party Lites, Wait for Me). Slick, sophisticated, yet not short on grit. The following year's Visions of the Lite was the band's first without Arrington. Though Slave was cannibalizing a lot of their old ideas -- and perhaps some of Cheryl Lynn's (check Be My Babe) -- they still corked out a couple hot songs in Do You Like It... (Girl) and I'll Be Gone, which deserved to be, at least, a minor hit. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

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Danny Webster(Guitar), Danny Webster(Percussion), Danny Webster(Vocals), Floyd Miller(Trombone), Floyd Miller(Vocals), Marvin Wheatley(Keyboards), Marvin Wheatley(Vocals), Roger Parker(Drums), Roger Parker(Percussion), Sam Carter(Keyboards), Sam Carter(Percussion), Sam Carter(Vocals), Steve Arrington(Drums), Steve Arrington(Percussion), Steve Arrington(Vocals), Danny Webster(Guitar (Rhythm)), Danny Webster(Vocals (Background)), Floyd Miller(Horn), Kevin Johnson(Guitar (Rhythm)), Kevin Johnson(Lead), Danny Webster(Producer), Eddie Garcia(Engineer), Floyd Miller(Producer), Gary Platt(Engineer), Jimmy Douglass(Engineer), Jimmy Douglass(Producer), Kenny Bowen(Engineer), Cengiz Yaltkaya(Conductor), Charles Carter(Composer), Dennis King(Mastering), Floyd Miller(Composer), Floyd Miller(Horn Arrangements), Floyd Miller(Illustrations), Gary Platt(Mixing), Gerald Ceasar(Production Coordination), Henry Morton(Production Coordination), Jim Houghton(Photography), Jimmy Douglass(Mixing), Lynn Dreese Breslin(Art Direction), M. L. Adems(Mixing), Ted Jensen(Mastering), Floyd Miller(Cover Art Concept), Frank Dickinson(Digital Editing), Gene Orloff(Concert Master), Kevin Johnson(Copyist), Andy Zito(Cover Illustration), Atilla Hejja(Cover Illustration), Floyd Miller(Sketches)