Donald Byrd - Street Lady

Donald Byrd - Street LadyGatefold 180 Gram Black Vinyl. Donald Byrd's 1973 album Street Lady was produced by Larry Mizell and contains the classic jazz funk tracks "Lansana's Priestress" and "Street Lady". Personnel playing on the album include Fonce Mizell (Larry's brother) on clavinet, trumpet, vocals and Harvey Mason on drums. Some of the songs on this record were later sampled by artists like Jungle Brothers, Del the Funky Homosapien, and Theo Parrish amongst others.

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