Teleclere: Affection/defection

Teleclere SKU: 43345038
Teleclere: Affection/defection

Teleclere: Affection/defection

Teleclere SKU: 43345038

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Affection/defection
Artist: Teleclere
Label: Tidal Waves Music
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 804589493730
Genre: Soul/R & B

Vinyl LP pressing. A central figure in Seattle's fading disco scene, radio DJ, producer, engineer, writer and multi-instrumentalist Tony Benton was the driving force behind the Seattle soul-funk sound during the late 70s & 80s. Things would really start of when Tony Benton teamed up with his group to form the avant-boogie group Teleclere who went on to release their first single in 1982 (Fantasy Love / Ultra Groove). That's when Tony started playing all of the other instruments and thus earning him the title 'multi-instrumentalist'. Teleclere was all about creating and performing original music, there was no music scene in Seattle at that time for a black artist or group who played original compositions. Through the success of their independent EP release, Teleclere followed up a year later with their Affection/Defection album which created a serious hype. The album took the scene by storm in 1983 and sounds like a sci-fi space odyssey unfolding on an intergalactic dance floor... a chopped and slapped slice of 80ies electro-funk, sensual soulful serenades, pulses of Innervisions-worthy bass, top of the line vocals and a plethora of vocoder magic.

Tracks:
1.1 Affection Defection
1.2 Steal Your Love
1.3 The Master Keys (Parts 1 ; 2)
1.4 All Things Considered (She's Not That Fine)
1.5 Transmitt
1.6 A Song for Her (Parts 1 ; 2)
1.7 P.M.T.N. (Pardon Me
1.8 Time Needed)
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