Ohio Players - Pleasure

Ohio Players - PleasureVinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Pleasure was the second album the Ohio Players recorded for Westbound and was released in 1972. It was part of the trilogy of albums featuring Joel Brodsky's iconic photography. Their signing to Westbound Records in 1971 precipitated their first major hit with 'Pain' and the album of the same name lodged itself in the R&B album charts for 25 weeks. This success was consolidated when the second single from

It was decided that it would be great to record a 'Direct Cut' album

Outward Bound is the debut album by jazz multi-instrumentalist Eric Dolphy

and the upbeat “Used to Love U

singer and guitarist Anna McCarthy spent a week in a cottage by the sea on the West Coast of Ireland writing this record

now available on limited edition green 2LP vinyl

Band-aid on gunshot wound as a principle

'No More Worlds To Conquer'

KING HOWL play HEAVY BLUES: the raw sounds of Son House

Veterans Stadium 2003

disco and boogie sonics perfectly and features the anthemic club cut

The other cover on the album was that of the Inkspots' Whispering Grass which emphasised Like An Old Fashioned Waltz's warm autumnal nostalgiaOut of print on LP for a number of years

Allan imported members from the Dallas band Greyskull to record and tour the album