Shake: Music Is The Only Way We Can Communicate

Shake SKU: 36362134
Shake: Music Is The Only Way We Can Communicate

Shake: Music Is The Only Way We Can Communicate

Shake SKU: 36362134

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Music Is The Only Way We Can Communicate
Artist: Shake
Label: Everland
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 710473183697
Genre: Rock

LP version. Everland present a reissue of Shake's Music Is The Only Way We Can Communicate, originally released in 1978. The group Shake was the brainchild of the elusive soul and funk singer/producer Lenis Guess from Norfolk, Virginia. It is now considered one of the great overlooked funk bands of the late '70s Virginia scene - a tight little combo with a warm style that's just right for the dancefloor. The VA groove of the time was a different take on the styles being used up north in Philly and New York - as the groups were often more traditionally funk-based, especially in their instrumentation - but played in a mode that was upbeat and soaring, perfectly suited for the disco-era dancefloor, yet handled with the sincerity of an indie soul group. Shake communicate a heck of a lot in their music - moving through some great original tunes written by producer Lenis Guess, done with some nicely personal touches that maintain the indie spirit of the set, even though the group's overall sound is tightly professional. Originally released on Guess records, the release includes the Kon & Amir favorite "Lost In Space", but the whole album is just great.

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