Stuff (2) – Stuff

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Label:	Warner Bros. Records – BS 2968
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Winchester Pressing
Country:	US
Released:	1976
Genre:	Jazz
Style:	Fusion, Jazz-Funk

Tracklist

A1	Foots Written-By – Stuff (2)	3:58
A2	My Sweetness Written-By – R. Tee*	3:21
A3	(Do You) Want Some Of This Written-By – R. Tee*	4:20
A4	Looking For The Juice Written-By – G. Edwards, R. Tee	3:52
A5	Reflections Of Divine Love Written-By – G. White*	5:00
B1	How Long Will It Last Written-By – E. Gale*	4:15
B2	Sun Song Written-By – L. Thomas*	4:24
B3	Happy Farms Written-By – C. Dupree*	3:54
B4	Dixie / Up On The Roof Written-By [Dixie] – Traditional Written-By [Up On The Roof] – G. Goffin, C. King*	6:33

Eric Gale appears courtesy of Columbia Records
℗ © 1976 Warner Bros. Records, Inc.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Stuff (LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records	WB 56 305, BS 2968	Germany	1976
New Submission	Stuff (LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records	WB 56305, BS 2968	Netherlands	1976
Recently Edited	Stuff (LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records, Just Sunshine Records	BS 2968	Canada	1976
New Submission	Stuff (LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records	P-10267W	Japan	1976
New Submission	Stuff (LP, Album)	Warner Bros. Records	W 56305	Italy	1976

ElectroSteak Apr 16, 2021
This "stuff" is horrible. Absolutely horrible. And from such a talented group of fantastic musicians! Sounds way too contrived for my taste. And "happy". No bite. Of course, to each their own and your own mileage may vary.
isaacmusicman Feb 10, 2011
Edited 2 months ago
You know, usually when a critic dogs an album, I usually gravitate to it. I am one of those people who like what others would not touch. With that being said though, I have to say the critics had this one right on the money. I never heard of "Stuff", so I took a chance and bought it. It's not bad, but like it's been said, there nothing here that grabs ahold of you to make you go ooohhh! I guess, once again that's what I expect from '70's music, especially R&B and Jazz. I listen for that fusion sound, but it's not here. Now, that's not to say that it dosen't have it's moments. Songs like "Foots", "My Sweetness", and "Dixie / Up On The Roof", flirt with greatness, but never really reaches it. I guess what I am trying to say is that it sounds more like session playing than an actual group creating. I just guess that my standards are really high. I do say this, Eric Gale and company can play, and that's what carries this album.