Sly & The Family Stone - Dance To The Music

No group epitomized the turbulent social upheaval of the late '60s more than Sly and the Family Stone. this gender-integrated, multi-ethnic band was led by 23-year-old Sly Stone (aka Sylvester Stewart), a former DJ / Producer. On 1968's 'Dance To The Music', whose title track became a top ten hit, the group utilized heaping amounts of horns, fuzz guitar, and bottom-heavy bass for a form of modern soul-rock that influenced contemporaries from Miles Davis and George Benson to The Temptations. Sly's legacy later steered the course for funk in the '70s and was a major influence on prince.

Tracklisting 

1. Dance to the Music
2. Higher
3. I Ain't Got Nobody (For Real)
4. Dance to the Medley: Music Is Alive/Dance in/Music Lover
5. Ride the Rhythm
6. Color Me True
7. Are You Ready?
8. Don't Burn Baby
9. I'll Never Fall in Love Again
10. Soul Clappin'