Street Songs

It's the right song write everything about it but it's not the CD that I needed not a record player I need it the CD now I got a bad all over again

Nice.

That's Rick James wonderful music good Entertainer sorry he's not here anymore

The late Rick James first love was the fine art of jazz music. He eventually found his calling in the field of funk and soul. In 1981, James released "Street Songs", which goes down in Motown history as quite possibly the greatest funk album ever released. This album stayed on top of the R&B charts for over 5 months, and was fueled by the the #1 mega hits "Give It To Me", and "Superfreak", which dominated the pop charts all summer long in 1981. This album had no trouble crossing over to the playlists of middle America Radio airwaves. This is some of the best dance music ever waxed and although his career did not have the longevity everyone expected due to a multitude of personal problems, Rick James for one year, ruled the pop world. He took a little from George Clinton's style, and passed on his own influence to such pop stars as Prince. This cd contains two bonus tracks that are extended dance mixes of his big hits "Superfreak" and "Give It To Me". An array of stars play supporting roles like Stevie Wonder,Teena Marie and three members of the Temptations, most notably the bass voice of the late Melvin Franklin. With a bargain price attached to this classic album, the purchase of this cd is a no brainer if you were one of those souls who fondly remember the dance clubs of 1981.

Too important piece of music ,not to cd copy ?

This is a great album by the one and only Rick James. The album arrived sooner than projected and came in excellent condition—no tears or damage to the sleeve and no scratches on the vinyl. Most importantly, a good pressing with no skips. Satisfied with this purchase.

This is a good album. I like that the vinyl edition came with autodownload through Amazon that let you get a live album in addition to the original release. If you do not have this it is definitely worth your money.

Love this album. Rick James rocks!