Monday, September 21, 2009

Dennis Coffey and The Detroit Guitar Band - Electric Coffey


Dennis Coffey and The Detroit Guitar Band - Electric Coffey

LP released in 1972


Credits:

Dennis Coffey - guitars

Andrew Smith - drums

Bob Babbit - bass

Eric Morgeson - keyboards

Jack Ashford - percussion

Eddy (Bongo) Brown - percussion


Produced by Mike Theodore

Arrangements by Mike Theodore and Dennis Coffey


Recorded at GM Recording, Detroit

Milan Bogden - engineer


Guitar Band--electric guitars used to play all the horn and string parts


I bought a copy of this LP over a year ago at a Value Village thrift store for only a dollar plus tax. I think it goes to show that occasionally some good stuff shows up at the thrift stores even in the age of eBay.I was not actually familiar with Dennis Coffey before I bought this LP, but I unknowingly have heard his music before in the form of samples done by Public Enemy, The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J and other hip-hop artists. Dennis Coffey was a session player on several hit records on Motown and other labels. Meanwhile, he recorded a few albums in the early 1970s. These psych-funk albums are notable as treasure troves for samples as already indicated. Coffey had a single, "Scorpio", from his first album Evolution, chart in the top 40. Electric Coffey was his third album I believe. As already mentioned, the electric guitar is emphasized and overdubbed as it is used for parts usually played by string instruments and horns. That unique sound mixed in among funky drum breaks and excellent playing and production is what makes this LP a wonderful find.


Tracklisting:  (link may be back soon)

Side A


1. Capricorn's Thing {2:13}


2. Son of Scorpio {3:14}


3. Love Song For Libra {3:12}


4. The Sagittarian {2:37}


5. Love and Understanding {3:11}


Side B


1. Guitar Big Band {3:34}


2. Twins of Gemini {5:31}


3. Virgo's Song {2:27}


4. Lonely Moon Child {3:23}

7 comments:

  1. MegaUpload has been saying the file is unavailable for hours now!

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  2. I just clicked on the link and it is available now.

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  3. far out man, I really dig this man, I mean like this is totally groovy man, outasite baby, its my bag dude, I can really get it on in this scene. totally my bag

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  4. great record for those nights of deep and heavy masturbation sessions in front of grandma and grandpa. also recommended for calming a bad hump session between two lizards

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  5. reminds me of the taste of fresh poon tang on a summers eve

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  6. I don't know about Anonymous (person? people? Where do these flip cases come from anyway?), but this LP isn't even listed on Gemm.com, and a lot of master tapes for Buddah/Sussex records are missing, so Thank You. I'm sure this is a rare one.

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