Jerry Butler-The Sagittarius Movement-LP-FLAC-1971-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Jerry Butler
     Title   | The Sagittarius Movement
     Genre   | Soul                                 Format  | Album
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 29:27
     Label   | Mercury Records                      Store   | 1971
     Catalog | SR 61347                             Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2888 kbps                            Size    | 639.46 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Walk Easy My Son                                            2:57
     A2. Simple Country Girl                                         3:01
     A3. Said A Mother Said A Father                                 2:39
     A4. Let Me Be                                                   3:02
     A5. Sail Away                                                   3:31
     B1. Windy City Soul                                             3:05
     B2. Ain't Understanding Mellow (Duet with Brenda Lee Eager)     4:23
     B3. True Love Don't Come Easy                                   3:39
     B4. The Girl In His Mind                                        3:10
 Notes  
     Jerry Butler's career spans four decades; he recorded more than 50
     albums, and his voice is one of the most distinguished in all of
     music. As soulful as ever, yet smooth as ice, his nickname 'The Ice
     Man' epitomizes his demeanor - and sound. In spite of his status as
     a true music icon, he remains humble. Butler moved from Sunflower,
     Mississippi, to Chicago, Illinois at the age of three during the
     mass migration of Blacks from the South to the North (he grew up in
     the Cabrini-Green Housing Projects).
     One of the great albums of trippy soul that Butler cut with his
     Fountain Productions group of players, arrangers, and engineers - a
     group that borrowed a lot of talent from the Chess/Cadet studios of
     the late 60's. Jerry produced with Gerald Sims, and the arrangements
     were handled by Sims, James Mack, and Donny Hathaway (who also
     played piano on the record.) Tracks include "Ain't Understanding
     Mellow" (a duet with Brenda Lee Eager), "Windy City Soul", "True
     Love Don't Come Easy", and a lesser known Terry Callier/Billy Butler
     track called "Sail Away".

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56M	a3-jerry_butler-said_a_mother_said_a_father.flac
62M	a4-jerry_butler-let_me_be.flac
74M	a5-jerry_butler-sail_away.flac
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91M	b2-jerry_butler-aint_understanding_mellow_(duet_with_brenda_lee_eager).flac
76M	b3-jerry_butler-true_love_dont_come_easy.flac
65M	b4-jerry_butler-the_girl_in_his_mind.flac
611M	total