ARTIST...: Milton Wright
 TITLE....: Spaced
 YEAR.....: 2009
 LABEL....: Jazzman
 CAT.NO...: JMANCD025D
 GENRE....: Funk
 TIME.....: 33:46 min
 SIZE.....: 77,5 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Joint-Stereo
 ENCODER..: Lame 3.98
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2010/10/10
 WEBSITE..: www.boomkat.com

 TRACKLIST

 01) (02:45) She Can Have Anything She Wants
 02) (04:45) Dance Have Fun
 03) (03:39) Magic Music
 04) (03:16) All I Know Is That I Have You
 05) (01:45) Let's Take a Break
 06) (04:57) You Like To Dance
 07) (03:11) You Don't Even Know Me
 08) (03:41) Leave Me Alone
 09) (02:42) Be With Me
 10) (03:05) Job

 NOTES

 Following on from the Uncle Funkenstein reissue, Jazzman continue in their
 Holy Grail Series with this second album by Milton Wright, recorded in 1977.
 As is a prerequisite of qualifying for the 'Holy Grail' tag, copies of the
 original Spaced LP are as few and far between as they come, with most copies
 being destroyed in a warehouse fire, as so often seems to be the case with
 these things. The liner notes harbour interviews and photos of Wright,
 shedding a certain amount of light on this most unjustly obscure of figures
 within the '70s soul scene. According to the Jazzman blurb, the original
 release of Spaced was overshadowed by the success of labelmates KC & The
 Sunshine Band, but in subsequent years collectors have generated sufficient
 belated hype to mean that you'd supposedly be looking at around $1000 to pick
 up a copy - up until now, that is. This deserving re-release reveals a
 considerable talent, and Wright proves himself both as an accomplished
 songwriter and as a singer. In addition to urgent, horn-saturated uptempo
 numbers like 'Dance Have Fun', Brown dispenses some great soul balladry on
 'All I Know Is I Have You' and 'Leave Me Alone', which benefit from beautiful
 string arrangements while preserving a tight rhythm section - you'll even get
 a bit of Biblical funk come the end of the album thanks to the unforseeably
 brilliant 'Job'. Good stuff.

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 ARTIST...: Milton Wright
 TITLE....: Spaced
 YEAR.....: 2009
 LABEL....: Jazzman
 CAT.NO...: JMANCD025D
 GENRE....: Funk
 TIME.....: 33:46 min
 SIZE.....: 77,5 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Joint-Stereo
 ENCODER..: Lame 3.98
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2010/10/10
 WEBSITE..: www.boomkat.com

 TRACKLIST

 01) (02:45) She Can Have Anything She Wants
 02) (04:45) Dance Have Fun
 03) (03:39) Magic Music
 04) (03:16) All I Know Is That I Have You
 05) (01:45) Let's Take a Break
 06) (04:57) You Like To Dance
 07) (03:11) You Don't Even Know Me
 08) (03:41) Leave Me Alone
 09) (02:42) Be With Me
 10) (03:05) Job

 NOTES

 Following on from the Uncle Funkenstein reissue, Jazzman continue in their
 Holy Grail Series with this second album by Milton Wright, recorded in 1977.
 As is a prerequisite of qualifying for the 'Holy Grail' tag, copies of the
 original Spaced LP are as few and far between as they come, with most copies
 being destroyed in a warehouse fire, as so often seems to be the case with
 these things. The liner notes harbour interviews and photos of Wright,
 shedding a certain amount of light on this most unjustly obscure of figures
 within the '70s soul scene. According to the Jazzman blurb, the original
 release of Spaced was overshadowed by the success of labelmates KC & The
 Sunshine Band, but in subsequent years collectors have generated sufficient
 belated hype to mean that you'd supposedly be looking at around $1000 to pick
 up a copy - up until now, that is. This deserving re-release reveals a
 considerable talent, and Wright proves himself both as an accomplished
 songwriter and as a singer. In addition to urgent, horn-saturated uptempo
 numbers like 'Dance Have Fun', Brown dispenses some great soul balladry on
 'All I Know Is I Have You' and 'Leave Me Alone', which benefit from beautiful
 string arrangements while preserving a tight rhythm section - you'll even get
 a bit of Biblical funk come the end of the album thanks to the unforseeably
 brilliant 'Job'. Good stuff.

 -



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