Leon Haywood- Intimate-LP

Leon Haywood – Intimate

Intimate puts Leon Haywood’s self-contained side right up front: his seventh solo album, released by Columbia in 1976, was produced by Haywood himself. That makes it a nice find for anyone who appreciates soul artists who could handle both the microphone and the studio chair. The material lands in his funk/soul world with disco in the mix, and titles like “Let Me Make It Good to You,” “Strokin’,” and “The Streets Will Love You to Death” give the album its grown-up, club-era pull. This 1976 vintage vinyl pressing is priced at $12, making it an affordable Leon Haywood copy with solid condition appeal. The record is graded VG++, a very clean used-vinyl grade that generally means glossy vinyl with only tiny light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected.

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