Cane And Able - Relating a Message To You

Origine du Groupe : France

Style : Afro Funk Rock , Soul , Psychedelic

Sortie : 1972

A fantastic bit of tripped out funk! Cane & Able were one of the many groups that came out of the collective surrounding the Lafayette Afro-Rock Band in the early 70s — and like that group,
Cane & Able draw on a wide range of influences to create a heavy funky sound. The album mixes the African influences used by the LARB with more of a hard soul vocal approach, with some cuts
sounding a bit like material from Atlantic albums of the late 60s, but handled with more of a fuzzy edge. Includes a great funky reading of Wilson Pickett’s “Don’t Knock My Love”, a cover of “Who’s
Gonna Take The Weight”, and the long tripped-out groover “Girl You Move Me”!



by http://www.funkmysoul.gr



Tracklist :    

A1 Be Free 3:25

A2 Sweet Burn 5:00

A3 Maria 3:40

A4 No Time 3:15

A5 Mass of Confusion 6:17

B1 Keep on Moving 6:48

B2 Relating a Message to You 4:05

B3 Stoned Groove 4:15

B4 Gemma Morett 4:12