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Slave – Slave

Genre:	Funk / Soul
Style:	Funk, Disco
Year:	1977

Tracklist

		Slide	6:47
		Screw Your Wig On Tite	5:29
		Party Hardy	3:42
		Son Of Slide	5:29
		You And Me	6:41
		Love Me	4:39
		The Happiest Days	5:17
		Separated	5:30

Credits (27)

Bimmy*
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone
Abie Sussman
Art Direction
Bob Defrin
Art Direction
Drac
Backing Vocals, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Floyd*
Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals, Percussion, Trombone, Trumpet
Steve (The Fearless Leader)*
Backing Vocals, Percussion, Trumpet

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	Slave LP, Album, Repress, Stereo RI - PRC Richmond Pressing	Cotillion – SD 5200	US	1977	US — 1977	Recently Edited
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – W 50358	Italy	1977	Italy — 1977	Recently Edited
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – K 50358	UK	1977	UK — 1977
	Slave LP, Album Presswell Pressing	Cotillion – SD 9914	US	1977	US — 1977	Recently Edited
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – ATL 50358, Cotillion – SD 9914	Netherlands	1977	Netherlands — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album, Repress, Stereo Monarch Pressing	Cotillion – SD 5200	US	1977	US — 1977	Recently Edited
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – SD 5200	New Zealand	1977	New Zealand — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album, Repress, Stereo Presswell Pressing	Cotillion – SD 5200	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Atlantic – 30.042	Brazil	1977	Brazil — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album, Promo	Cotillion – P-10375A	Japan	1977	Japan — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Unofficial Release	Pop – MHK-7150	Taiwan	1977	Taiwan — 1977	New Submission
	Slave 8-Track Cartridge, Album	Cotillion Records – TP 5200	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album Monarch Pressing	Cotillion – SD 9914	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album, Stereo RI - PRC Richmond Pressing	Cotillion – SD 9914	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave 8-Track Cartridge, Album	Cotillion Records – TP 9914	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – SD 9914 C, Cotillion – SD 9914	Canada	1977	Canada — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Atlantic – HATS 421-252 (WL)	Spain	1977	Spain — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Atlantic – 921	Turkey	1977	Turkey — 1977	Recently Edited
	Slave LP, Album, Stereo RI - PRC Richmond Press	Cotillion – SD 9914	US	1977	US — 1977
	Slave 8-Track Cartridge, Album, Unofficial Release	Master Studio Co. – 3079-S	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album, Repress, Stereo RI 2 Pressing Rings	Cotillion – SD 5200	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – P-10375A	Japan	1977	Japan — 1977	New Submission
	Slave LP, Album	Cotillion – SD 9914	Australia	1977	Australia — 1977	New Submission
	Slave Cassette, Album	Cotillion – CS 9914	US	1977	US — 1977	New Submission
	Slave Cassette, Album, Reissue, Remastered	Rhino Records (2) – R4 72564	US	1996	US — 1996	New Submission
	Slave CD, Album, Reissue	Rhino Records (2) – R2 72564	US		US	Recently Edited

Reviews

halcyon666 Nov 27, 2021

referencing Slave (LP, Album, Stereo, RI - PRC Richmond Press) SD 9914

Record was of lesser quality than expressed. Wear was visually obvious and audible during playback.

mrnphilip26 Jan 5, 2021

referencing Slave (LP, Album, Presswell Pressing) SD 9914

Slave's Debut Album is A Beauty! Heavy unadulterated Funk from Start To Finish, Even the ballads towards the end are Funky and Worthwhile To Listen To. Great Record. The Bassline On Slide, Is off the Charts. Classic

phwalsh May 9, 2010

referencing Slave (LP, Album, Repress, Stereo, RI - PRC Richmond Pressing) SD 5200

Definitively the most underrated funk band of all time. Their debut album is very accomplished, a collection of gritty funk jams the guitar solo on slide is blow your mind cool. The final two songs are the only ballads on the album and they are fantastic. Slave I think are a little like Parliament/Funkadelic although less quirky. The album isn't without it's flaws though, in my opinion son of slide is a little pointless and feels a little lazy, like a B-side thrown in to bulk up th album. Party Hardy has an ending as well which annoys me which is a shame because the bulk of the song is great.

Generally though I would give this album a big thumbs up!