LP Henry Stone Records / Indigo Release date: 28/Oct/2022
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Sales Rank:
#57 in Motown #619 in R&B/Soul/Rap
Style:
Motown
Product No.:
2100609684
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Friends And Buddies" 02. "Brothers & Sisters" 03. "Get No Lovin' Tonight" 04. "Po' Man" 05. "Keep it up" 06. "My Ol' Lady" 07. "Black Man" 08. "The Silence That You Keep"
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Friends And Buddies by Milton Wright, released 4 November 2022, includes the following tracks: "Get No Lovin' Tonight", "Keep It Up", "Black Man" and more.
This version of Friends And Buddies comes as a 1xLP.
The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -
"Friends & Buddies" is a soulful LP by Milton Wright, released under the renowned Henry Stone Records / Indigo label. This album showcases Wright's signature blend of smooth vocals and sophisticated arrangements, blending soul, funk, and R&B into an irresistible groove. Originally released in 1975, "Friends & Buddies" has become a sought-after classic among collectors for its heartfelt songwriting and timeless soundscapes. Tracks like "Keep It Up," "The Silence That You Keep," and the title track highlight Wright?s ability to craft emotionally resonant music with infectious rhythms.
Milton Wright is an acclaimed American soul singer-songwriter known for his innovative approach to modern soul during the 1970s. As part of Miami?s vibrant music scene, he contributed significantly to shaping the city?s distinctive sound. His earlier work includes hits such as ?Complete Friends And Buddies? and ?Keep It Up,? which have been sampled by contemporary artists worldwide.
Henry Stone Records is one of America?s most influential independent labels, founded in Miami in the late 1940s. The label played a pivotal role in popularizing disco, funk, R&B, and soul throughout several decades?launching careers of legendary acts like KC & The Sunshine Band and Betty Wright (Milton's sister). Their dedication to authentic black music continues through reissues that keep classics like Milton Wright?s works alive for new generations.
