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Dennis Coffey And The Detroit Guitar Band – Evolution

Label:	Sussex – SXBS 7004
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Repress
Country:	US
Released:	1971
Genre:	Rock, Funk / Soul
Style:	Funk

Tracklist

A1	Getting It On Written-By – Coffey, Theodore	2:31
A2	Whole Lot Of Love Written By – Page/Plant/Jones/Bonham Written-By – Page, Bonham, Jones, Plant	2:33
A3	Summer Time Girl Written-By – Coffey*	3:06
A4	Scorpio Written-By – Coffey*	4:20
A5	Garden Of The Moon Written-By – Coffey*	3:23
B1	Impressions Of Written-By – Coffey*	4:48
B2	Sad Angel Written-By – Coffey*	3:40
B3	Big City Funk Written-By – Coffey, Theodore	2:55
B4	Wind Song Written-By – Coffey*	2:44
B5	Good Time Rhythm And Blues Written-By – Coffey*	2:44

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Distributed By – Buddah Records

Credits

Arranged By – Coffey*
Arranged By, Producer – Theodore*
Bass Guitar – Bob Babbit*
Design – Maurer Productions
Guitar [Alto], Sitar – Dennis Coffey
Guitar [Baritone] – Joe Podorsek
Guitar [Tenor] – Ray Monette
Mixed By – Ray Hall
Percussion – Jack Ashford
Recorded By – Jim Burzzese*

Notes

Label variation (see images).

Second pressing with Seventh Avenue address for Buddah on labels. Originals had Broadway addresses.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Evolution (LP, Album, Stereo, Sonic Pressing)	Sussex	SXBS 7004	US	1971
	Evolution (LP, Album, Promo)	Sussex	SXBS 7004	US	1971
New Submission	Evolution (LP, Album, Stereo)	A&M Records, Sussex	85 928 IT	Germany	1971
Recently Edited	Evolution (LP, Album, Stereo, Monarch Press)	Sussex	SXBS 7004	US	1971
Recently Edited	Evolution (LP, Album)	Sussex	SXBS 7004	Canada	1971

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dylaf Sep 23, 2015

A break spotters bonanza. Sampled to bits by the first early rap wave through to Public Enemy, there's some choice drums & jingles on this one. The 'evolution' of Hip Hop owes much to this one...