Ultimates - You're My Lady

Ultimates - You're My LadyOriginally released in 1976.

Why shouldn't it be full of brighter

After a few drinks they decided to write some new songs and record an entire album

timeless ballads

'World Filled with Love' and 'You Don't Miss Your Water ('Til the Well Runs Dry)'

sweetly cooing over brittle Atlanta-influenced trills

but it was paired with more self-reflective and introspective rhymes than their previous album

Consisting of just three tracks-the extended funk workouts "The Emperor" and "The Little Rasti" with the cleanser "Jamie" in between-the album preceded his Mizell Bros produced fusion masterpiece Black Byrd

Message in a Bottle sung by a four singers and full symphony orchestra as well as hand-picked highlights from Copeland’s other hits

Academy Award-winner Ron Howard's authorized and highly anticipated documentary feature film about the band's early career

and unhappy beds that provide the scenery for tales of jackknifed cars

the album is narrated and written by Broderick Smith - who tells a story of outlaws

so vinyl soundtrack collectors have been lobbying for years to see it out on wax