Breakin' the Funk
Breakin' the Funk is the third album by American funk band Faze-O, released in 1979. It was released on She Records, a subsidiary of Atlantic Records.
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| Released | 1979 | |||
| Studio | Fifth Floor Recordings | |||
| Genre | Funk | |||
| Label | She Records | |||
| Producer | Clarence Satchell; co-produced by Keith Harrison | |||
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Track listing
- Breakin' the Funk - 6:00 (Keith Harrison, Ralph Aikens Jr., Robert Neal Jr.)
- Ya-ba-da-ba-duzie - 6:10 (Harrison, Neal Jr., Clarence Satchell)
- I Still Love You - 6:00 (Harrison, Neal Jr.)
- Let's Rock - 6:40 (Satchell, Harrison, Aikens Jr., Frederick Crum)
- I'm Thankful - 6:10 (Harrison, Neal Jr.)
- See You Through the Night - 4:52 (Satchell, Harrison, Aikens Jr., Neal Jr., Roger Parker)
Personnel
- Robert Neal, Jr: Vocals, Percussion
- Harry McLoud: Rhythm Guitar
- Ralph Aikens Jr.: Rhythm and Lead Guitar, Vocals
- Keith Harrison: Keyboards, Moog and String Synthesizer, Acoustic and Electric Pianos, Clavinet, Percussion, Vocals
- Randy Brecker: Trumpet
- Frederick Tyrone Crum: Bass, Backing Vocals
- Roger Parker: Drums, Percussion
- Strings arranged by Mitch Farber
Production
- Arranged by Keith Harrison
- Produced by Clarence Satchell; co-produced by Keith Harrison
- Recorded by Gary Clapp
- Mixed at Mediasound by Michael Brauer
- Mastered at Sterling Sound by Ted Jensen
- All songs copyright Match Publishing (BMI)
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