Naked & Warm (Vinyl LP) Hip Hop

Naked & Warm (Vinyl LP) Hip HopNaked and Warm is his fifth studio album and is even funkier than his debut. Here Withers returns to the simple ways of his past, working five or six musicians for the kind of hard groove that doesn't have many parallels in black music these days. Musicians include Larry "Fatback" Tolbert on drums, Dorothy Ashby (harp), Melvin Dunlap (bass) Benorce Blackmon (guitar) and Jerry Knight (bass). Naked and Warm is laid back and smooth; a classic Withers

At the time of this recording in 1979

Lee Hazlewood was one of the defining stars of the late '60s

and the results were both leaner and a lot more comfortable than the leaden over-production of Sally Can't Dance or Berlin

This is music made for a reason

Formerly the drums synths and electronics end of the band Simian

in 1967 on the newly established Deram label

This is a special Record Store Day pressing comes presented in a cutout sleeve

Co label head Moodena is up next keeping his golden 2021 run flowing nicely with the laid back groove of 'Who Got The Key's'

Hobart Dotson (trumpet)

180gram Audiophile Vinyl

Originally released in 1982 on Som Livre

A must-have for all fans of epir‚àö‚â•tika