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The New Birth- Birth Day-LP

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  • Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo
  • Label: RCA Victor, RCA Corporation, RCA Records, RCA Records, RCA Studios, New York, RCA Studios, Chicago, Imperial Packing Co., Inc.
  • Catalog number: LSP-4797
  • Country: US

The New Birth’s 1972 album Birth Day captures the band’s blend of soulful grooves and tight funk arrangements, marking their fourth studio effort since evolving from The Nite-Liters. Produced by Harvey Fuqua and Vernon Bullock, the record features the enduring track "I Can Understand It," which has resonated with listeners, accumulating millions of streams. Alongside this, songs like "Until It's Time for You to Go" and "Theme from 'Buck & the Preacher'" showcase the group’s ability to balance heartfelt ballads with vibrant, rhythm-driven numbers. The album sits comfortably in the early 70s soul and funk tradition without fuss, offering a snapshot of the era’s sound shaped by seasoned industry hands. This 1972 pressing invites you to explore the album as it was heard near its original moment, pressed on vinyl in stereo. The record is graded VG, indicating it has visible wear and may carry some background noise, but remains fully playable—ideal for those who appreciate a vintage listening experience without expecting pristine surfaces. While it may not slide silently through every groove, this copy holds enough clarity to enjoy the melodies and rhythms that defined The New Birth’s sound. If you’re sorting your collection by soulful discovery, this one’s got a spot reserved beyond the usual suspects. Birth Day - Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo.

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