Music Makers Band , You Can Be

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2LP - NOW AGAIN
2020

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TRACKLIST

A1. That Look In Your Eyes

A2. You Can Be

A3. Lady In My Dream

A4. Let Me Start Lovin’ You


B1. That’s The Way

B2. Shake Your Booty

B3. That True Love Of Mine

B4. We’re The Band….


DESCRIPTION

Previously unreleased disco-soul-funk album with mixes by Kenny Dope. 


Tucked in the back corner of a linen closet in Macon, Georgia since 1979 sat a box that very few people knew existed. Lost and presumed forgotten, this box contained reel-to-reel tapes of the lost album by the band that issued the lauded Black Gold as The Mighty Chevelles in 1977. By 1979, while transitioning to the name Music Makers Band, the band entered Capricorn Studios and recorded this previously-unreleased disco funk opus, finally issued as You Can Be as part of the Now-Again Reserve series.

Nearly all songs have been remixed from the original multi-track masters by Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez. Bonus second LP contains instrumentals and Kenny’s extended edits of selected tracks – available only to subscribers. Georgia funk and soul historian Brian Poust details the band and album’s story in detailed liner notes in an oversized booklet. Download card for WAV files included with LP.


Bonus second LP contains previously unissued alternate mixes and studio outtakes and is available only to subscribers. LP package also features liner notes by Jeff “Chairman” Mao chronicling the band’s and Raymond Jenkins’ inspiring story. Download card for WAV files included with LP.


• Download card for WAV files of the album

• LP contains booklet with extensive liner notes detailing the history of the album.

• Delicately lacquered by Electric Mastering in London and perfectly pressed by Independent Record Pressing in Bordentown, New Jersey.

• Vinyl gatefold jackets made in North America with OBI strip and resealable bag; CDs made in North America as 6-panel eco-wallets

• Each of these albums are produced with the direct participation of their creators, all of whom saw their original albums’ releases disappear into the ether.