The Vibrations - Taking A New Step - US Mandala 1972

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Nov 4, 2005 Sold Date

Oct 31, 2005 Start Date

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Description

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artist

The Vibrations

title

Taking A New Step

label

Mandala

country

catalog #

MLP 3006

year

1972

condition

m-/m-

original US pressing - The Vibrations were a smooth harmonizing R&B group in the tradition of the Temptations, the Stylistics, and the Delfonics. In the 1960's they scored a few regional chart hits on the West Coast (one of which, "Peanut Butter," was released under the group name "The Marathons"), but never landed the national hit they sought. The group cut the album "Taking A New Step" in 1972 (released in the United States on Mandala and in the U.K. on RCA) which documents a group with fine chops and a good store of imagination to go along with them. Funky titles incl. "The Man" 3:20, "Ain't no Greens in Harlem" and the exciting blow-your-mind cut "Bolder, Green and Jones"

tracks A: Wind Up Toy 2:35, Ain't No Greens In Harlem 3:54, Run For Your Lives 2:60, Take A Step 2:42, Midnight Rider 5:35, Zazoo, B: Man Overboard 2:43, The Man 3:20, Silver Dollar 3:30, Whiskey Man 3:48, Bolder, Green & Jones 2:36 musicians Ron Cangro - percussion, drums, and IDEAS, H. Mac McKernan - organ, piano, Robert Tierney - Ralph Raio - Fredo Benanti - Thanks to: Harry Petty John - vocals on "The Man" and "Silver Dollar" please note cover has promo sticker and bullet hole in upper right corner

grading:

vinyl / cover; all albums are guaranteed, if returned within 2 weeks (excl. postage)

s&h (letter, economy):

1 LP (no FOC)

7" single Austria: EUR 2 Austria: EUR 1,50 Europe: EUR 6 Europe: EUR 3,50 World: $ 8 World: $ 6 1st LP (FOC) / 1 - 3 Lp registered mail = insurance up to $50 Austria: EUR 3 EUR 2 Europe: EUR 8 EUR 2 World: $ 13 $ 2

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