Label: Sire, Sire Records Company, Sire Records Company, Compass Point Studios, Compass Point Studios, Sterling Sound, Sterling Sound, Sire Records Company, Warner Bros. Records Inc., War
Catalog number: SRK 3628
Country: US
Tom Tom Club’s self-titled album from 1981 captures a playful fusion of funk with new wave and dance elements, reflecting the vibrant energy of the early '80s. Recorded at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas, its laid-back yet rhythmic grooves offer a distinctive take on the era’s sound, blending catchy beats with a lighthearted spirit. When the album saw a UK reissue in 1982, it included "Under the Boardwalk," a track that found its own groove on the charts. This vinyl pressing from 1981 presents the album in stereo, offering a clear window into Tom Tom Club’s quirky, danceable style. The vinyl itself is in very good plus condition, showing a glossy surface with only minimal signs of light handling—think faint paper scuffs rather than anything that might catch the needle’s attention. For those curious about format, the 12-inch LP delivers a substantial listen, and this particular copy’s condition makes it a reliable choice for regular enjoyment or for rounding out a collection without fuss. It’s the kind of record that might prompt you to rethink where exactly “funk” fits on your shelf. Tom Tom Club - Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo.
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