Sly And The Family Stone Songs
Released in 1970 during the stopgap between and, inadvertently arrived at precisely the right moment, summarizing 's joyous hit-making run on the pop and R&B charts. Technically, only four songs here reached the Top Ten, with only two others hitting the Top 40, but judging this solely on charts is misleading, since this is simply a peerless singles collection. This summarizes their first four albums perfectly (almost all of outside of the two jams and 'Somebody's Watching You' is here), adding the non-LP singles 'Hot Fun in the Summertime,' 'Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin),' and 'Everybody Is a Star,' possibly the loveliest thing they ever recorded. But, this isn't merely a summary (and, if it was just that, the early-'80s comp that covers and would be stronger than this), it's one of the greatest party records of all time. Music is rarely as vivacious, vigorous, and vibrant as this, and captured on one album, the spirit, sound, and songs of are all the more stunning. Greatest hits don't come better than this - in fact, music rarely does.
Formed in San Francisco, CA in November 1966 with members:Sly Stone (b. Sylvester Stewart, 15th March 1943, Denton, TX)Freddie Stone (b.
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Sly And The Family Stone Songs Lyrics
23 November 2015 Carmichael, CA)Jerry Martini (b. 1st October 1943, Denver CO)Larry Graham (b. 14th August 1946, Beaumont, TX)Greg Errico (b. 1st September 1946, San Francisco, CA)Rosie Stone (b. 21st March 1945, Vallejo, CA) (joined the original group in January 1968)Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1993 (Performer).