Different Strokes by Different Folks (2005) more music like this

by Various Artists

Different Strokes by Different Folks is a tribute album to Sly & the Family Stone, but it has strong elements of a remix album, as well. All 14 tracks here -- 12 tracks comprise the album proper, with two bonus tracks -- find the featured artists (sometimes duets or groups of artists) using the original Sly & the Family Stone recording as a basis ...

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The Essential Sly & the Family Stone [Epic/Legacy] (2002) more music like this

by Sly & the Family Stone

The Essential Sly & the Family Stone does what a double-CD best-of/career overview should do: it packs a lot of career highlights into a two-disc set for listeners who want more than the basic greatest hits, but don't want every last album. Of course, all of those greatest hits are here, including a few from 1970 that didn't make it onto album ...

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Life [Bonus Tracks] (2007) more music like this

by Sly & the Family Stone

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 ...

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Woodstock Diary [1994] (1994) more music like this

by Various Artists

Released in 1994 (the same year as the definitive four-disc Woodstock box set, Woodstock: Three Days of Peace & Music [25th Anniversary]), this album, may, at first glance, seem like an afterthought. Actually, it's a pretty neat compilation. Shorn of the long, indulgent jams, crowd chants, and warnings against bad acid that were an integral part ...

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High Energy (1975) more music like this

by Sly & the Family Stone

This two-fer surfaced in 1975, repackaging two of Sly's earliest and least successful albums in hopes of capitalizing on the High on You album. While High on You performed moderately, peaking at number seven on the R&B charts, and its title track doing considerably better, peaking at number three on the R&B charts, it wasn't exactly a return to ...

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