Bill Withers- Still Bill-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Sussex
• Catalog number: SXBS 7014

Bill Withers’ Still Bill stands out for its seamless blend of soul and funk, made memorable by tracks like "Use Me" and "Lean On Me," the latter of which has woven itself into the fabric of American music. With arrangements by R. Jackson and production shared between Withers, Benorce Blackman, James Gadson, and Melvin Dunlap, the album offers a focused listening experience that feels both intimate and rhythmically compelling. The involvement of talented engineers Bob Hughes and Phil Sheer, along with artwork contributions from Maurer Productions and others, rounds out a package that’s as thoughtfully crafted visually as it is musically. You might say the clavinet work by R. Jackson adds a little extra spark—proof that sometimes the smallest gear makes the biggest noise. This 1972 Sussex pressing presents Still Bill in stereo on vinyl, carrying catalog number SXBS 7014. The record is graded VG, indicating it plays well but shows some signs of wear and may include background noise typical of a well-loved copy. If you're looking to experience Bill Withers’ blend of heartfelt songwriting and groove-driven soul in its original era's format, this pressing offers a solid window into that moment, balancing historical weight with the practicalities of vintage vinyl condition.

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