Gold (2005) more music like this

by Kool & the Gang

Believe it or not, Gold is the first compilation with U.S. distribution to provide a fair and rather thorough glance at Kool & the Gang's career from 1969 through 1987. Dozens upon dozens of other sets either focus on one of the group's distinct eras or attempt clumsily to appease those who want "Jungle Boogie" and "Joanna" in one spot. The ...

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The Best of Kool & the Gang 1969-1976 (1993) more music like this

by Kool & the Gang

Although Kool & the Gang became pop superstars in the 1980s on the strength of J.T. Taylor's silky voice and several catchy arrangements, R&B fans regard their true glory days as the 1970s. The New Jersey-based ensemble patented a jazz-tinged funk approach keyed by Robert "Kool" Bell's basslines, red-hot horn lines, chunky keyboards and guitar ...

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12" Collection & More (1999) more music like this

by Kool & the Gang

This collection of 12" tracks features a nice mix of the group's older, funkier stuff with its soul-pop hits of the '80s, including "Open Sesame," "Love and Understanding," "Get Down on It," "Tonight," and "Ladies Night." Many Gang fans will savor the tracks; casual fans may find this to be overkill. Those who have heard "Celebration" one time too ...

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Love & Understanding (1976) more music like this

by Kool & the Gang

Following on the heels of their 1975 smash Spirit of the Boogie, Kool & the Gang hit the road to tour the album and record new material. One tumultuous show, at London's Rainbow Theatre, became the core of Love & Understanding. Three live tracks, "Hollywood Swinging," "Summer Madness," and a dreamily mellow "Universal Sound," are all excellent ...

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Love, Peace and Understanding (1995) more music like this

by Various Artists

12 soul songs from the mid-'60s to the mid-'80s that promote the values declared in the title. It doesn't present an especially extensive or unique selection, but there are some good hits here: The O'Jays "Love Train," The Pointer Sisters' "Yes We Can Can," and Timmy Thomas' "Why Can't We Live Together." There are also some more obscure cuts that ...

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