Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23: Very Best Of Brothers Johnson (CD) (US Import)
Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23: Very Best Of Brothers Johnson (CD) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Brothers Johnson
- EAN/UPC
- 0606949371722
- Product Type
- CD
- Label
- A&M Records
- Cat No
- B0000385-02
- Released
- 2003
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Interscope/Geffen/A&M
- Music Genre
- Funk
- Styles
- Funk / Soul
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Description
Brothers Johnson — The Very Best Of The Brothers Johnson / Strawberry Letter 23
Format: CD • Label: A&M Records (B0000385-02) • Released: 2003 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Funk / Soul
Tracklist:
1. Is It Love That We're Missin'
2. I'll Be Good To You
3. Thunder Thumbs And Lightnin' Licks
4. Get The Funk Out Ma Face
5. Free Single
6. Tomorrow
7. Strawberry Letter 23
8. Runnin' For Your Lovin'
9. "Q"
10. Ain't We Funkin' Now
11. Ride-O-Rocket
12. Mista' Cool
13. Stomp!
14. Light Up The Night
15. Treasure
16. In The Way
17. The Real Thing
18. Welcome To The Club
19. Funk It (Funkadelala)
20. You Keep Me Coming Back
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About the artist
American soul/funk/jazz/disco band.
Formed in 1975 in Los Angeles, California, USA, led by brothers George Johnson and Louis Johnson. Initially their line-up also included their cousin Alex Weir.
They both started their careers as backing musicians of Bobby Womack, Billy Preston, et al., before later going it alone under the guidance of producer Quincy Jones, who brought them to prominence using them on his own album (1975).
They recorded eight albums between 1976 and 1988, and are most famous for their disco smash (1980), and their cover of the Shuggie Otis classic (1977).
Source: Discogs