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jazz-funk/soul
Pollution were an American jazz-funk/soul band from Los Angeles that released two eponymous albums on Prophesy Records in 1971/72. The music on both releases is soul-inspired rock with horns and occassional nods to country rock. I wouldn't call it psychedelic but it definitely draws on 60s era rock as well as period social concerns. The first album is is the funkiest of the two, in part because of the contribution of Dobie Gray, who has a much more soulful sound than the vocalists on the 2ns album. (Max) Discography: Pollution (1971), Pollution II (1972)
Tracks
1. Travelin' High (With The Lord) (Christiaan Mostert, John Sargent) - 3:21
2. This Feelin' Won't Last Long (James Quill Smith) - 3:49
3. Ballad Of A Well Known Gun (Elton John, Bernie Taupin) - 4:43
4. Do You Really Have A Heart (Paul Williams, Rodger Nichols) - 3:31
5. Dry Dream (Christiaan Mostert, James Quill Smith) - 3:45
6. Underdog (Sylvester Stewart) - 3:59
7. River (James Quill Smith) - 4:17
8. Lo And Behold (James Taylor) - 3:52
9. Mother Earth (Lewis Simpkin, Peter Chatman) - 7:04
Personnel:
Bass, Backing Vocals - John Lambert
Choir - The Church Of What's Happening Now Choir
Choir [Leader] - Táta
Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals - James Quill Smith
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Dobie Gray, Táta Vega
Percussion, Backing Vocals - Dennis Kenmore
Saxophone, Flute, Keyboards, Backing Vocals - Christiaan Mostert
Trumpet, Keyboards, Backing Vocals - Richard Lewis
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Congas - Joe Lalo (1,3)
Piano - Right Reverend Ether (1,2)
Synthesizer - Paul Lewinthal (2)
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