The Spirit of Atlanta ‎– The Burning of Atlanta (1973)

The Burning of Atlanta is the first and only album by American funk operative the Spirit of Atlanta, released in 1973 on Buddah.

Tracklist:
A1. “Hunter Street” (4:10)
A2. “Buttermilk Bottom” (3:49)
A3. “Peachtree Street” (4:40)
A4. “Auburn Avenue” (4:50)
A5. “Vine City” (8:33)
B1. “Freddie’s Alive and Well” (4:24)
B2. “Messin’ Around” (9:34)
B3. “Down Underground” (5:11)

Credits:
Brass – Cecil Welch, Chris Schenfler, Danny Blalock, James Brown, John Hair, Richard G. Miller
Musician [Rhythm Sections] – Barry Abernathy, Bobby Tate, Charles Terrall, Clarence Carter, G. C. Coleman, J. D. Morris, Steve Carry, Steve Milner, T. C. Jason
Strings – Bill Hutchins, Dawn Rawson, Dick Erorti, Dorothy Alteria, Gene Erwin, Joe Page
Vocals – Barbara Gooden, Donald Daviss, Louise Franklin, T. C. Jason
Woodwind – James Hudson, James Patterson, Joe Jennings, Lloyd Phinazee, Charles “Skip” Lane

Producer, Arranged By – Clarence Carter (A2), Tommy Stewart
Engineer – Ken Laxton
Executive-Producer – Bill Stokes, Johnny Lloyd
Illustration – Wilkes
Written-By – Ed Waller, Tommy Stewart