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is a copy of Sly Stone's 1975 LP, "High On You" on Epic (PEQ - 33835) - This is a QUADRAPHONIC pressing Vinyl: VG++ glossy, light scuffing on both sides, minimal spindle wear Jacket: VG+/ VG clean, no seam splits, ring wear and general wear. Review by Jason Birchmeier The first album attributed to Sly Stone rather than Sly & the Family Stone, High on You didn't exactly resurrect the troubled artist's sinking career, but it does remain one of the better straight-up funk albums of the '70s. Released during the same mid-'70s era that spawned vibrant funk albums such as the Commodores' Machine Gun, Parliament's Up for the Down Stroke, and the Ohio Players' Skin Tight, along with the first Graham Central Station albums, High on You seems like a genre exercise for Sly — rather than trailblazing new sounds like he did five years earlier, he's now embracing the sound of the times. Still, even though Sly isn't doing anything especially novel , he performs an impressive series of succinct, well-crafted funk songs with plenty of pop accessibility. Indeed, High on You has the makings of a comeback album. It's worth noting that the album's title track was an impressive single, peaking at number three on the R&B chart and even making an appearance on the pop chart — though fairly obscure nowadays, "High on You," remains one of Sly's career highlights. Elsew, "Crossword Puzzle" stands out with its distinct horn hook and numerous background vocals (it's become most famous for being sampled by De La Soul on 3 Feet High and Rising), while the gentle "That's Lovin' You," the album's sole ballad, cools down the proceedings for a moment. After these first three highlights, the album drops off a little, though the funk level remains well in the red. In fact, the upbeat nature of the album is perhaps its most satisfying attribute, given the downcast mood of Sly's previous few albums. High on You doesn't measure up to the best Sly & the Family Stone albums of the late '60s and early '70s, granted, but it's a step up in quality from Small Talk and certainly all that would follow. Long written off and long out of print, High on You is an underrated album that deserves re-evaluation. Tracks Title Composer Time 1 I Get High on You Stewart 3:15 2 Crossword Puzzle Stewart 2:57 3 That's Lovin' You Stewart 2:58 4 Who Do You Love? Stewart 3:42 5 Green Eyed Monster Girl Stewart 3:55 6 Organize Stewart, Stewart 3:22 7 Le Lo Li Stewart 3:20 8 My World Stewart 3:36 9 So Good to Me Stewart 3:24 10 Greed Stewart 4:13 Good Luck! 
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