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Lyn Collins - Think (About It) [LP]

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James Brown had several incredibly talented "funky divas" in his late '60s and early '70s stable, including Vicki Anderson and Marva Whitney. But as great as those two powerhouse singers were, Lyn Collins was the strongest hit maker of that funky JB era. Her strong voice and commanding stage presence - which earned her the nicknames "The Female Preacher" and "Mama Feelgood" - quickly proved to be a potent addition to the People Records universe. In the spring of 1972 her second single, the driving and ridiculously funky 'Think (About It)" hit the R & B music world like a ton of bricks. As fans young and old know, thanks to it's timeless, relentless groove and powerful vocals, "Think" gained a powerful second life in 1980s thanks to the hip-hop generation, fueling the platinum smash "It Taked Two," by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock in 1988 and additionally sampled by dozens of hip-hop and dance music artists up to the present day. But Collins was far from a One Hit Wonder: she was as vocally adept on ballads as she was with full-blown funk. She proves this throughout her debut album, which was released in 1972 on James Browns new People Records label - the imprints second full-length release. To wit aside from the title smash: a powerful and emotional cover of Bill Withers' "Aint No Sunshine," the socially progressive "Women's Lib," the Gamble & Huff-penned "Never Gonna Give You Up" (originally done by Jerry Butler); and even a daring, muscular take on the song "Fly Me To The Moon," made famous by, among others, Frank Sinatra All throughout Think (About It), Collins shows that she was a vocal force to be reckoned with. Backed by a James Brown-assembled musical crew that included Pee Wee Ellis, Fred Wesley and, of course, James Brown himself, the platter was bound to impress and succeed. And that it did. Included in this special Get On Down deluxe package is a 22'x22" poster of the album cover, and a bonus 7-inch of Collins' 1973 People single, "We Want To Parrty, Parrty, Parrty" with the B side "You Can't Beat Two People In Love" which is unavailable on any Lyn Collins full-length.

UPC: 664425407112
Label: Get On Down
Release Date: 2.3.15
Format: Vinyl Record

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