Chuck Mangione- Feels So Good-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: A&M Records, A&M Records, Inc., A&M Records, Inc., Gates Music, Inc., Kendun Recorders, Kendun Recorders, Monarch Record Mfg. Co., Goldisc Recording Products, Inc.
• Catalog number: SP-4658
• Country: US

Chuck Mangione’s Feels So Good stands as a defining moment in jazz fusion, where the warmth of his flugelhorn blends effortlessly with the rhythmic pulse of James Bradley Jr.’s congas and the tight interplay of a focused ensemble including Chris Vadala and Grant Geissman. The title track "Feels So Good" became emblematic of Mangione’s accessible yet sophisticated sound, inviting attentive listening without demanding it—proof that smooth can still be substantial. The album’s balance of melodic hooks and subtle improvisation makes it a rewarding listen for those who appreciate jazz with a polished, approachable sheen. This 1977 pressing on A&M Records offers a solid vintage experience on vinyl, presented in a format that suits both casual fans and dedicated collectors. The record itself is in very good plus condition, showing glossy surfaces with only minor, faint signs of prior play that won’t interfere with enjoyment. While not a flawless mint, it’s clean enough to slip easily into rotation without hesitation. If you’re arranging your collection by aural charm or looking to add an acoustic ensemble that’s anything but background noise, this pressing of Feels So Good is more than ready to deliver. After all, it’s rare that a record can feel this good and sound this good without resorting to a pun—consider yourself warned.

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