Con Funk Shun - Organized Con Funk Shun (Uk) vinyl record cover

1

Time

2

Get Down with It

3

Do You Really Know What Love Is for

4

Sure Feels Good to Me

5

Love in Me

6

Seascape (Instrumental)

7

Funky Things on Your Mind


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Con Funk Shun

Organized Con Funk Shun (Uk)

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Originally released by Pickwick Records in 1978, the first recorded Con Funk Shun album 'Organized Con Funk Shun'. The band's official debut album 'Con Funk Shun' was released in 1976 and features the track 'Sure Feels Good To Me', which is also featured in an alternative mix on 'Organized' album. It is the first time 'Organized Con Funk Shun' has been available on CD, digital download and streaming. Prior to developing their identity as Con Funk Shun, the band worked in the early 70s as a back up group for The Soul Children a well-known R&B act, as Project Soul. It was while Project Soul were recording these songs and looking to send demo's to record labels a change of name was considered, and the band came up with many ideas, after a long discussion somebody complained "To many names and too much confusion" to which a response was "Not confusion Con Funk Shun" the question was then asked "What's that?" the answer came "Con Funk Shun is organized confusion", needless to say the name stuck. As original sleeve note writer states 'Organized Con Funk Shun' is "Great Stuff!".

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