Tower of Power Self Titled LP 1973 Warner Bros Records Vinyl Funk Soul R and B
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Jun 4, 2026 Sold Date
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Tower of Power's self titled album on Warner Bros Records is a powerhouse 1973 funk and soul LP from the legendary Oakland band. Featuring the iconic What Is Hip and So Very Hard to Go along with the funky Soul Vaccination, this album showcases one of the tightest brass sections in music history. With Lenny Williams' soulful vocals and the band's incredible musicianship, this LP is pure groove from start to finish. An essential record for fans of funk, soul, and R and B.

What Is Hip

Clever Girl

This Time It's Real

Will I Ever Find a Love

Get Yo Feet Back on the Ground

So Very Hard to Go

Soul Vaccination

Both Sorry Over Nothin

Clean Slate

Just Another Day

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