Rock On (Expanded) Raydio

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Album-Release:
1979

HRA-Release:
28.04.2016

Label: Arista/Legacy

Genre: R&B

Subgenre: Funk

Artist: Raydio

Composer: Ray Parker Jr.

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1What You Waitin' For04:12
2Hot Stuff05:16
3You Can't Change That03:23
4Rock On05:06
5More Than One Way to Love a Woman05:44
6When You're In Need of Love06:15
7Goin' Thru School and Love04:17
8Honey I'm a Star03:41
9More Than One Way to Love a Woman (Single Version)03:32
10Rock On (Single Version)03:56
Total Runtime45:22

Info for Rock On (Expanded)

Not much rock here, but a definite guitar-driven groove – that Ray Parker vamp cooked up in a long legacy of work for other artists – really sparkling here in the frontline of Raydio! The bass is pretty strong too, with that mainstream funk sound that was popping strongly from the west coast at the end of the 70s – a nice match for the guitar, and never as overdone as some of the other work of this nature. Tunes are all pretty darn catchy – more than enough to crossover, but without losing their cool – and titles include the megahit "You Can't Change That", plus "Rock On", "More Than One Way To Love A Woman", "What You Waitin For", "Honey I'm A Star", and "When You're In Need Of Love". CD features 2 bonus tracks – 7" mixes of "More Than One Way To Love A Woman" and "Rock On".

Arnell Carmichael, vocals
Ray Parker, Jr., vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, synthesizers
Additional musicians:
Jack Ashford, percussion
Norma Jean Bell, saxophone
Horatio Gordon, saxophone
Ollie E. Brown, drums, percussion, vocals
Charles Fearing, guitars
Ken Peterson, trumpet, vocals
Sylvester Rivers, piano
Larry Tolbert, drums, percussion
Cheryl Brown, vocals
Darren Carmichael, vocals
Valorie Jones, vocals
Francis Pearlman, vocals

Producer, Engineer, Mixed by Ray Parker Jr.

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Raydio (Expanded)

Raydio

Rock On (Expanded)

Raydio

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