C. J. & Co. were an American soul-funk studio group from Detroit that released the 1977/78 albums Devil’s Gun and Deadeye Dick on Westbound Records. Members: Dennis Coffey, Cornelius Brown Jr., Curtis Durden, Joni Tolbert, Connie Durden, Charles Clark Background The project evolved from C.C. & Co., assembled by producers Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore. […]
Cold Fact is the first of two studio albums by American singer/songwriter Rodriguez, released in March 1970 on Sussex Records. The record presents a raw, street-level strain of psychedelic folk-rock with protest undercurrents, balancing urban realism and countercultural reflection through vivid lyrical portraits of disaffection, addiction, and class disparity. Its tone moves between bitter social critique and […]
Slow Dancer is the sixth solo studio album by American vocalist/guitarist Boz Scaggs, released in 1974 on Columbia Records. The lavish sweep of “You Make It so Hard (To Say No)” and the watery glimmer of “Take It for Granted” exhibit a newfound elegance and chivalry from the crooner. Elsewhere, the cutting thrust of “Angel […]
