Rare Funk 1975 Phil Flowers United Family LP Some-A-Dis
  $   125

 


$ 125 Sold For
Jul 22, 2011 Sold Date
Jul 21, 2011 Start Date
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Up for grabs is the mega rare 1975 Private Funk LP by "Some-A-Dis Some-A-Dat" by Phil Flowers and the United Family on Longwood Records # L2000-2. Visually graded using Goldmine standards, the vinyl is in near mint condition with amazing shine and no real signs of wear. The jacket is VG+ with a tiny amount of ring wear at the top of the front and one 2' splits at the top right near the opening. Comes with original insert in excellent condition. A truly solid copy and one that does not turn up too often so don't miss out! Please see my other Buy It Now records. We ship records in record mailers with LP outside of the jacket and in protective sleeves.


Longwood L-20002 - Some-A-Dis/Some-A-Dat - 1975 
Tracks:  The Bermunda Island Song / One Day At A Time / And I Love You SO / Some-A-Dis Some-A-Dat / Impressions / Loving You To Long / Smarty Pants / Feel Like Making Love / Mama Feelgood / Drowning In Your Love / Living In A World Of Make Believe / A Recreation.

Phil Flowers Biography Throughout his career, Washington-area singer/composer Phil Flowers Sr. penned hundreds of rock, blues, gospel, and ballad tunes. His break came when his song "Cry on My Shoulder" sold well on the East Coast, leading to a nationally televised appearance on the Dick Clark Show and a performance at the White House in 1968 during the Johnson administration. After the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, Flowers and his group were dispatched to sing in neighborhoods where riots had broken out to try and ease the tension. Flowers also later performed on the same bill as Martha & the Vandellas, and toured with his children and siblings (who supplied backup vocals). During the later years of his life, Flowers performed mostly on cruise ships, as well as in Bermuda, Saudi Arabia, Puerto Rico, and Europe. Several of Flowers' compositions have been covered by others; Glen Campbell covered "I May Never Pass This Way Again," while the British group the Chartbusters, recorded a version of the Flowers' composition "Slippin' Through Your Fingers." On January 22, 2001, Flowers died at the age of 66, after a bout with cancer. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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