Tower of Power
6/00/73
Record Plant
Sausalito, CA 

Broadcast on KSAN FM 95.5, the Jive 95,  San Francisco
Quality: A-
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01.	01-Instrumental				08:23
02.	02-What Is Hip				06:15
03.	03-Both Sorry Over Nothin'			04:47
04.	04-Down To The Night Club(Bump City)		02:29
05.	05-You're Still A Young Man			05:25
06.	06-Soul Vaccination				05:17
07.	07-Clean Slate				05:23
08.	08-So Very Hard To Go			04:15
09.	09-Tom Donahue_Pacific Stereo_Crew Intro	01:52
10.	10-Knock Yourself Out			12:20
11.	11-Tom Donahue Outro			00:38

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AMG notes on their 1973 album "Tower of Power":

The Tower of Power finally found their ideal lead singer on this album. Lenny Williams came aboard and gave them both the uptempo belter and convincing balladeer they had previously lacked. They landed their biggest single hit, "So Very Hard To Go," and also had two other top tunes in "What Is Hip" and "This Time It's Real." The arrangements and production were also excellent, and the horn section was at its explosive best. --  Ron Wynn

Musicians on the album (not necessarily on this broadcast):

Lenny Williams  -  Vocals
Brent Byars  -  Bongos, Conga
Emilio Castillo  -  Saxophone, Sax (Tenor), Vocals, Production Supervisor
Bruce Conte  -  Guitar, Vocals
David Garibaldi  -  Drums
Mic Gillette  -  Trombone, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Horn, Horn (Baritone), Vocals
Stephen "Doc" Kupka  -  Oboe, Saxophone, Sax (Baritone), Vocals
Lenny Pickett  -  Clarinet, Flute, Saxophone, Sax (Tenor), Vocals
Francis Prestia  -  Bass
Jay Spell  -  Piano
Bruce Steinberg  -  Harmonica
Chester Thompson  -  Organ, Keyboards, Vocals
Stephen Kupka  -  Guitar, Oboe, Sax (Baritone), Vocals
Greg Adams  -  Strings, Trumpet, Arranger, Conductor, Flugelhorn, Horn, Vocals, String Arrangements