RIPPLE - Ripple (Remastered Soul Jazz Records Reissue) [Black Friday 2023] - LP - Vinyl [NOV 24]

LP - Black Vinyl - Limited RSD Black Friday Edition. This classic album has been out of print for nearly 30 years on vinyl and is now fully remastered and presented here in its original artwork especially for RSD/Black Friday.  

* RSD Black Friday titles will be available to buy in-store from 8am on Friday 24th November 2023. Any remaining titles will be available to purchase on our website the following morning from 8am on Saturday November 25th.

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Seminal rare groove funk and deep soul album originally released in 1973 on GRC Records now released 50 years later on Soul Jazz Records in this fully remastered edition of this classic album especially for RSD/Black Friday.

The album ‘Ripple’ contains the all-time classic ‘I Don’t know What It Is, But It Sure Is Funky’, one of the most memorable funk tunes of all time and sampled many times over. Ripple’s unique blend of funk, soul, rock, proto-disco and more stood them alongside groups like Funkadelic, Brass Construction, Mandrill, Pleasure, Kool and the Gang and The Blackbyrds, who were all blending these styles while remaining firmly focused on the dancefloor. Like the group Funkadelic, Ripple hailed from Michigan and in 1976 opened for the group on their Parliament/Funkadelic Mothership Connection tour.

This classic album has been out of print for nearly 30 years on vinyl and is now fully remastered and presented here in its original artwork.


Qty. (UK/Ireland): Limited to 1000 copies
Release type: 'RSD First' release. 
 

Tracklist: 

Side A
1. You Were Right On Time
2. Be My Friend
3. I Don’t Know What It Is, But It Sure Is Funky
4. I’ll Be Right There Trying
5. Get Off

Side B
1. See The Light In The Window
2. A Funky Song
3. Willie, Pass The Water
4. Dance, Lady Dance
5. Ripplin’