Tower Of Power - Tower Of Power (LP) Vinyl Record

Album Info

Artist:	Tower Of Power
Album:	Tower Of Power
Released:	Netherlands, 24 Nov 2014

Tracklist:

A1	What Is Hip?	5:03
	Written-By - D. Garibaldi, E. Castillo, S. Kupka
A2	Clever Girl	2:52
	Written-By - E. Castillo, S. Kupka, W. Fulton
A3	This Time It's Real	2:52
	Written-By - D. Bartlett, E. Castillo, S. Kupka
A4	Will I Ever Find A Love?	3:48
	Written-By - E. Castillo, S. Kupka
A5	Get Yo' Feet Back On The Ground	4:51
	Written-By - W. Fulton
B1	So Very Hard To Go	3:37
	Written-By - E. Castillo, S. Kupka
B2	Soul Vaccination	5:10
	Written-By - E. Castillo, S. Kupka
B3	Both Sorry Over Nothin'	3:22
	Written-By - E. Castillo, L. Williams, S. Kupka
B4	Clean Slate	3:20
	Written-By - E. Castillo, S. Kupka, W. Fulton
B5	Just Another Day	4:38
	Written-By - B. Conte

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Description

"Tower of Power" is the third studio album by American funk and soul band Tower of Power, released in 1973. "Tower Of Power" solidifies the band's signature horn-driven sound and showcases their exceptional musicianship and tight arrangements. With its infectious grooves, powerful vocals, and soulful performances, "Tower of Power" stands as a testament to the band's mastery of the funk and soul genres.

"Tower Of Power" opens with the high-energy and catchy "What Is Hip?" - a definitive Tower of Power track that immediately grabs the listener's attention. The horn section, led by Emilio Castillo and Stephen Kupka, delivers tight and punchy melodies, while the rhythm section lays down a solid foundation. The song's infectious hooks and powerful vocals make it an instant classic.

One of the standout tracks on "Tower of Power" is the soulful ballad "So Very Hard to Go." Lead vocalist Lenny Williams' emotive and heartfelt delivery shines through, conveying a deep sense of longing and vulnerability. The horn arrangements add a touch of elegance and sophistication, further enhancing the emotional impact of the song.

"Tower of Power" also features tracks like "This Time It's Real" and "Down to the Nightclub," which highlight the band's ability to create irresistible and danceable grooves. The interplay between the horns, rhythm section, and vocals is tight and cohesive, creating a seamless fusion of funk, soul, and R&B.

Throughout "Tower Of Power", Tower of Power's musicianship is top-notch, with each member showcasing their skills and contributing to the overall sound. The horn section delivers powerful and precise arrangements, the rhythm section maintains a solid and groovy foundation, and Williams' vocals soar with soul and passion.

In terms of production, "Tower of Power" captures the energy and vitality of the band's live performances. The mix allows each instrument to shine, highlighting the intricate details of the horn arrangements and the crispness of the rhythm section. The production enhances the impact of the band's performances, creating an immersive and captivating listening experience.

In conclusion, "Tower of Power" is a remarkable album that exemplifies the band's mastery of funk and soul music. With its infectious grooves, soulful performances, and exceptional musicianship, "Tower Of Power" stands as a timeless classic in the genre. Whether you're a fan of funk, soul, or appreciate music that makes you move, "Tower of Power" is a must-listen that showcases the band's brilliance and enduring influence in the world of funk and soul music.

 Fun Facts About Tower Of Power - Tower Of Power Vinyl Record: How old were the members of Tower Of Power when they recorded Tower Of Power ? The members of Tower Of Power were in their early to mid-20s when they recorded "Tower Of Power" in 1973.
How many copies of Tower Of Power sold? "Tower Of Power"'s sales figures may vary, but it received critical acclaim and is considered one of Tower Of Power's most successful and influential albums.
Why was Tower Of Power important? This record was important as it showcased Tower Of Power's unique blend of soul, funk, and R&B, characterized by their tight horn section and energetic performances. It established their reputation as one of the premier horn-driven bands of the era.
What were the most popular songs off Tower Of Power ? Some of the notable songs on this record include "What Is Hip?," "So Very Hard to Go," and "This Time It's Real."
Other interesting facts about this vinyl record: Tower Of Power's self-titled album captures the band's dynamic and electrifying sound. Their powerful horn arrangements, infectious grooves, and soulful vocals continue to captivate audiences, making them an enduring presence in the world of funk and soul music.
 