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Life ; ALL MUSIC Review

by Stephen Thomas Erlewine FIVE STARS +++++

Just a matter of months after Dance to the Music, Sly & the Family Stone turned around and delivered Life, a record that leapfrogged over its predecessor in terms of accomplishment and achievement. The most noteworthy difference is the heavier reliance on psychedelics and fuzz guitars, plus a sharpening of songcraft that extends to even throwaways like "Chicken." As it turned out, Life didn't have any hits -- the double A-sided single "Life"/"M'Lady" barely cracked the Top 100 -- yet this feels considerably more song-oriented than its predecessor, as each track is a concise slice of tightly wound dance-funk. All the more impressive is that the group is able to strut their stuff within this context, trading off vocals and blending into an unstoppable force where it's impossible to separate the instruments, even as they solo. The songwriting might still be perfunctory or derivative in spots -- listen to how they appropriate "Eleanor Rigby" on "Plastic Jim" -- but what's impressive is how even the borrowed or recycled moments sound fresh in context. And then there are the cuts that work on their own, whether it's the aforementioned double-sided single, "Fun," "Dynamite!," or several other cuts here -- these are brilliant, intoxicating slices of funk-pop that get by as much on sound as song, and they're hard to resist.

Sly And The Family Stone – Life

• Manufactured By – Epic Records
• Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
• Published By – Daly City Music
• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria
• Produced For – Stone Flower Productions
• Mastered At – Customatrix

• Bass, Vocals – Larry Graham
• Electric Piano, Vocals – Sister Rosie Stone*
• Engineer – Don Puluse, Fred Catero, Roy Segal
• Guitar, Vocals – Brother Freddy Stone*
• Liner Notes – Rosko
• Management [Road] – Papa Stone (2)
• Percussion – Greg Errico
• Producer, Organ, Vocals – Sly Stone
• Trumpet – Cynthia Robinson
• Written-By – S. Stewart*