John Gary Williams John Gary Williams 180g LP

John Gary Williams

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SKU:

STXLP5503

UPC:

888072397699

Description

180g Vinyl LP Reissue!
Made In Memphis!

John Gary Williams, with his honey-sweet vocals, rose to fame as the lead voice of inimitable Stax group, The Mad Lads ("Dont Have to Shop Around," "I Want Someone"). In 1973, Williams emerged from hiatus to embark upon a solo career and released his reflective, poignant, and politically conscious self-titled debut. Features "The Whole Damn World is Going Crazy."

Features:
180g Vinyl LP
Pressed at Memphis Record Pressing
Cut in Memphis at Ardent Studios
New in-depth liner notes by Williams biographer and filmmaker John Hubbell
Replica packaging

Selections:
Side I:
1. I See Hope
2. I'm So Glad Fools Can Fall In Love
3. Honey
4. Loving You (It Ain't Easy)
Side II:
1. Ask The Lonely
2. How Could I Let You Get Away
3. Open Your Heart (And Let Love Come In)
4. The Whole Damn World Is Going Crazy