[1983] Sho-Nuff (ショー・ナフ) - Body Pressure (Raw Vinyl Rip)

Tracklist: 1. Body Pressure [0:07] Composed By, Arranged By – Power Wilson Lyrics By – Lyn Chambers 2. Yaki! Yaki! [3:26] Composed By, Arranged By – Power Wilson Lyrics By – Piggy Eggchild 3. Free As The Sea [7:32] Composed By, Arranged By – Power Wilson Lyrics By – Suzi Kim 4. Monster Monster [13:23] Composed By, Arranged By – Power Wilson Lyrics By – Suzi Kim 5. Hold On For Love [20:03] Arranged By – Power Wilson, Sho Nuff Lyrics By, Composed By – Lyn Chambers 6. Is This For Real [24:31] Composed By, Arranged By – Power Wilson Lyrics By – Suzi Kim 7. Hollywood [29:04] Arranged By – Power Wilson, Sho Nuff Lyrics By – Bruce Means Lyrics By, Composed By – Lyn Chambers 8. With You Is Where I'm Gonna Be [33:45] Arranged By – Power Wilson, Sho Nuff Composed By – James Lewis Lyrics By – James Lewis, Lyn Chambers Performers: Bass, Chorus, Synthesizer – Lyn "Sky" Chambers Chorus – Valerie Williams (tracks: A4) Drums, Bass, Synthesizer, Chorus – Freddie Young Guitar – Takao Naoi Horns – Power of Power Lead Vocals – Valerie Williams (tracks: A3) Vibraphone, Drums, Lead Vocals, Chorus, Percussion, Fender Rhodes – James Lewis Ripped/scanned by me. If you already know where to DL my rips I'll eventually have a restored version of this album posted on there. This LP was a Japan-only release from Mississippi band Sho-Nuff, but despite being such a release, somehow this ended up on a TON of wantlists from European funk boomer collectors for some reason?? Its rarity has unfortunately made this a lot harder to track down than it should be, and much more expensive too. Is this a good album? For sure, definitely. Worth the money? FUCK no lmao. I understand *why* this goes for a lot of money but I feel my purchase would've been more justified with 2 more tracks thrown in here. But eh I'll accept what I got. The funk tracks are good without a doubt (everyone online who knows about this LP mostly seems to obsess over B1 for some reason), though there's also some mellow stuff like the ever-so-wonderful A3...the horn section wasn't properly credited on this release for some weird reason but I am convinced that Jake H. Concepcion is secretly the saxophonist on this LP...and Ichiro Nitta too---ESPECIALLY with those trumpets on A1. Anyways, I've rambled enough. Enjoy!