Vinyl Wednesday: Graham Central Station - Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It

Just in time for International Women's Day, here's the first of a couple videos of Fred Wesley & The New JB's featuring Martha High.Think (About It) made famous by the recording of Lyn Collins, Martha always sang it with James Brown and Maceo Parker.Thank you Fred for having me on this great gig in Zurich, Switzerland! It was a pleasure.. and yeah you are right, for the connaisseurs of funk guitar, there's the one and only Bruno Speight! In the following videos the light is better and you'll see more of him, promised... stay tuned! - Read more about this album on Wikipedia. The backside looks very christian.. well, sort of. 1975 is the year, Graham Central's band leader, lead vocalist and bassist Larry Graham became a Yehova's witness. Larry Graham had been the bass player of Sly & The Family Stone, and later, in the 90's, he often played with Prince. One of my favourites from this album is The Jam:previously I wrote about Graham Central Station's other albums, so far:Release YourselfMirror