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Lou Bond only made one album but what an album it was. Politically charged, deeply introspective, and wonderfully lyrical, 1974s Lou Bond is reminiscent of the Eugene McDaniels releases Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse and Outlaw (both out previously on Real Gone) in its outspoken, idiosyncratic social commentary. But there is a sensitivity here thats devastating; Bonds falsetto soaring over his strummed acoustic guitar brings to mind Bill Withers (whose Let Me into Your Life he covers) at his most affecting, while the orchestrated arrangements summon Whats Going On vibes. With comparisons like those, you know this record is special, but Lou Bond is a one-of-a-kind album that really defies comparison (despite our best efforts). For this ALL-ANALOG reissue, we had our friends at Well Made Music cut lacquers directly from the original tapes, and pressed the record at Gotta Groove Records.
Both Outkast and Mary J. Blige sampled Lou Bondthats because its one of the lynchpin albums of Memphis soul.
A1. Lucky Me A2. Why Must Our Eyes Always Be Turned Backwards A3. To the Establishment B1. Let Me into Your Life B2. Thats the Way Ive Always Heard It Should Be B3. Come On Snob
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