Curtis Mayfield: There's No Place Like America Today (180g) Vinyl LP
Classic Curtis. Originally released in 1975, There's No Place Like America Today was Curtis Mayfield's seventh studio album, following Sweet Exorcist and Got To Find A Way. By this prime point in his career, Curtis had fully mastered his signature brand of bitter sweet soul as heard on the opener "Billy Jack," the gospel-infused "When Seasons Change" and the album's top ten soul hit "So In Love." Other tracks of note include "Blue Monday People," and energetic "Love To The People," but really, whole album is definitely worth listening to from start to finish. Heavyweight pressing with full pic sleeve.
- music label: Curtom 1975
reviewed by Von Bee 02/2013
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$3.58Curtis Mayfield: There's No Place Like America Today (180g) Vinyl LP
Classic Curtis. Originally released in 1975, There's No Place Like America Today was Curtis Mayfield's seventh studio album, following Sweet Exorcist and Got To Find A Way. By this prime point in his career, Curtis had fully mastered his signature brand of bitter sweet soul as heard on the opener "Billy Jack," the gospel-infused "When Seasons Change" and the album's top ten soul hit "So In Love." Other tracks of note include "Blue Monday People," and energetic "Love To The People," but really, whole album is definitely worth listening to from start to finish. Heavyweight pressing with full pic sleeve.
- music label: Curtom 1975
reviewed by Von Bee 02/2013
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Classic Curtis. Originally released in 1975, There's No Place Like America Today was Curtis Mayfield's seventh studio album, following Sweet Exorcist and Got To Find A Way. By this prime point in his career, Curtis had fully mastered his signature brand of bitter sweet soul as heard on the opener "Billy Jack," the gospel-infused "When Seasons Change" and the album's top ten soul hit "So In Love." Other tracks of note include "Blue Monday People," and energetic "Love To The People," but really, whole album is definitely worth listening to from start to finish. Heavyweight pressing with full pic sleeve.
- music label: Curtom 1975
