SAVAGE! Super Soul Soundtrack LP NEW
SAVAGE! Super Soul Soundtrack LP
NEW. SEALED.
Real Gone Music
Our 2022 reissue of Don Julian and the Larksâ 1974 LP Super Slick made fans of rare â70s soul and funk very happy, and this release is gonna do the same. Bandleader Don Julian followed the lead of Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield et al. in scoring the 1973 blaxploitation film Savage!; the reasons Julianâs score didnât hit like Superfly or Shaft are, one, the film didnât do as well, as it was a Philippine-based B-movie funded and distributed by Roger Cormanâs New World Pictures, and, two, the soundtrack came out on the lightly-distributed Money Records label. Dig the fantastic flute work from Jimmy VinsonâŠand the ten-plus minute title theme is just plain funkinâ filthy. Blood orange pressing limited to just 750 copies!
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$9.80SAVAGE! Super Soul Soundtrack LP NEW
SAVAGE! Super Soul Soundtrack LP
NEW. SEALED.
Real Gone Music
Our 2022 reissue of Don Julian and the Larksâ 1974 LP Super Slick made fans of rare â70s soul and funk very happy, and this release is gonna do the same. Bandleader Don Julian followed the lead of Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield et al. in scoring the 1973 blaxploitation film Savage!; the reasons Julianâs score didnât hit like Superfly or Shaft are, one, the film didnât do as well, as it was a Philippine-based B-movie funded and distributed by Roger Cormanâs New World Pictures, and, two, the soundtrack came out on the lightly-distributed Money Records label. Dig the fantastic flute work from Jimmy VinsonâŠand the ten-plus minute title theme is just plain funkinâ filthy. Blood orange pressing limited to just 750 copies!
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SAVAGE! Super Soul Soundtrack LP
NEW. SEALED.
Real Gone Music
Our 2022 reissue of Don Julian and the Larksâ 1974 LP Super Slick made fans of rare â70s soul and funk very happy, and this release is gonna do the same. Bandleader Don Julian followed the lead of Isaac Hayes, Curtis Mayfield et al. in scoring the 1973 blaxploitation film Savage!; the reasons Julianâs score didnât hit like Superfly or Shaft are, one, the film didnât do as well, as it was a Philippine-based B-movie funded and distributed by Roger Cormanâs New World Pictures, and, two, the soundtrack came out on the lightly-distributed Money Records label. Dig the fantastic flute work from Jimmy VinsonâŠand the ten-plus minute title theme is just plain funkinâ filthy. Blood orange pressing limited to just 750 copies!
