Soul Generation - Beyond Body & Soul vinyl record cover

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Super Fine

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In Your Way

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Wait So Long

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Ray Of Hope

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Million Dollars

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Sailing

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Young Bird

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Black Man

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Sweet Thing

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That's The Way It's Got To Be (Body And Soul)

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Mandingo Woman

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Praying For A Miracle


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Soul Generation

Beyond Body & Soul

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


A vocal group originally formed in1970 as the Citations with Cliff Perkins (lead singer, tenor), Earl Davenport (2nd tenor), Thomas Timmons (bass) and Herman Hammonds (baritone), the group replaced vocalist Timmons with Jeff Burgess and changed their name to Soul Generation. Burgess introduced them to a young songwriter named Paul Kyser (who would later go on the become a famed record producer) who secured them a record deal with a label named Ebony Sounds Records and also penned their first hit "That's the Way It's Got to Be (Body And Soul)." the resulting LP, "Beyond Body And Soul," featured an all-star back-up band which included Hugh McCracken (guitar); Paul Humphrey (drums); Chuck Rainey (bass); Joe Sample (piano); Bobbye Hall (percussion) and Tony Davilio (guitar). The album was released in 1972 and has since gone on to achieve legendary status in rare soul circles. Presented here is the original album containing the Kyser penned hit plus two bonus tracks: "Mandingo Woman" and "Praying for a Miracle." All selections have been newly remastered.

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