Boscoe – Boscoe(1973 USA Funk, Soul )Full Album

Boscoe was an American soul-funk band from Chicago that released a self-titled album on Kingdom of Chad Records in 1973. Members: Darryl Johnson, Harold Warner, James Rice, Reg Holden, Ron Harris, Steve Cobb Background Boscoe began in Chicago as From the Womb to the Tomb with guitarist James Rice, bassist Ron Harris, drummer Steve Cobb, saxophonist Darryl Johnson, trombonist Reg Holden, and trumpeter Harold Warner. The six members worked Chicago blues and R&B clubs before the group built a local schedule on the South Side. Boscoe held a Green Bunny Lounge residency and played the Mark IV, the Burning Spear, Bill Street, Peyton Place, Guys and Dolls, and the High Chaparral. The group backed Chicago-based acts including Little Johnny Williams, Glenda Dove, the Five Wagers, Little Oscar, the Sequins, Johnny Moore, the Norfleets, and Ruby Andrews. At the High Chaparral, Boscoe shared appearances with Garland Green, Tyrone Davis, and Syl Johnson. A1 Introduction 00:00 Writin' On The Wall A2 He Keeps You 12:51 A3 We Ain't Free 17:16 B4 If I Had My Way 25:15 B5 I'm What You Need 29:42 B6 Money Won't Save You 33:56 B7 Now And Den 37:37 Bass – Ron Harris Drums – Steve Cobb Guitar – James Rice Saxophone – Darryl Johnson Trombone – Reg Holden Trumpet – Harold Warne