Stone Jam -3 Bonus Tracks

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Genre : Dance & Soul	Catalogue Number : 72625
Number of Discs : 1	Label : Rhino/atlantic
Release Country : USA
Original Release Year : 1980

Format :	CD

Stone Jam -3 Bonus Tracks

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HMV Review

The funk of the late '70s and early '80s can be divided into two main categories: hardcore funk (Parliament/Funkadelic, Cameo, Rick James, the Gap Band, the Ohio Players) and the type of smoother, so-called sophisticated funk associated with Rufus & Chaka Khan, Average White Band, Chic and Teena Marie. Slave first made a name for itself nationally playing the sweatiest, hardest funk, but when singer/drummer Steve Arrington's role in the Dayton, OH outfit increased, Slave shifted to more of a sophisti-funk approach. Except for Sizzlin' Hot and the title song, there's little on Slave's fifth album, Stone Jam, that can be called hardcore funk. From the laid-back hit Watching You to addictive jams like Dreamin', Feel My Love and Let's Spend Some Time, this sleeker, consistently melodic Slave is every bit as appealing as the Slave that gave us such aggressive gems as Slide and Screw Your Wig on Tite. Arrington's lead vocals played a major role in the success of this gold album (which Rhino reissued on CD in 1997), and the sexy lead singing of Starleana Young (who would soon make Aurra successful) certainly didn't hurt things either. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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Charles Carter(Saxophone), Curt Jones(Guitar), Curt Jones(Vocals), Danny Webster(Guitar), Danny Webster(Vocals), Floyd Miller(Percussion), Floyd Miller(Trombone), Floyd Miller(Vocals), Jimmy Douglass(Vocals), Mark Antone Adams(Bass), Mark Antone Adams(Guitar (Bass)), Mark Hicks(Guitar), Ray Turner(Keyboards), Starleana Young(Vocals), Steve Arrington(Drums), Steve Arrington(Percussion), Steve Arrington(Vocals), Steve Washington(Trumpet), Steve Washington(Vocals), Tom Lockett(Saxophone), Tom Lockett(Vocals), Curt Jones(Vocals (Background)), Danny Webster(Vocals (Background)), Floyd Miller(Horn), Jimmy Douglass(Vocals (Background)), Starleana Young(Vocals (Background)), Steve Arrington(Vocals (Background)), Steve Washington(Vocals (Background)), Tom Lockett(Vocals (Background)), Jimmy Douglass(Arranger), Jimmy Douglass(Engineer), Jimmy Douglass(Producer), Steve Washington(Arranger), Steve Washington(Producer), Bill Inglot(Remastering), Bill-Dog Dooley(Assistant Engineer), Bob Heimall(Art Direction), Bob Heimall(Design), Jimmy Douglass(Mixing), Melissa Etheridge(Composer), Randy Mason(Assistant Engineer), Rickey Vincent(Liner Notes), Steve Washington(Assistant Engineer), Steve Washington(Executive Producer), Steve Washington(Mixing), Tom Lockett(Assistant Engineer), Charles Carter(Assistant Producer), David McLees(Reissue Producer), Mark Antone Adams(Assistant Producer), Jennifer Ivory, Jennifer Ivory(Assistant Executive Producer)