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Back on the Right Track in Franklin, TN
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Back on the Right Track in Franklin, TN
Current price: $17.99
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By the late '70s,
Sly Stone
had been so thoroughly written off as a has-been that few listeners checked out
Back on the Right Track
. Nor have listeners been inspired to rediscover the album, since his late-'60s/early-'70s classics cast such a huge shadow over his subsequent work. It comes as somewhat of a surprise, then, to find the basic
Stone
soul
/
rock
funk
foundation still firmly in place here. There were two problems: the foundation didn't make any notable advancements on the territory he'd already mapped out by the early '70s, and the songs themselves weren't that special, sounding more like basic vamps or promising scraps than fully baked ideas. Judged solely on its own terms, it's actually a respectable slice of
; it's only when stacked against
's other works that the disappointment becomes intense. ~ Richie Unterberger
Sly Stone
had been so thoroughly written off as a has-been that few listeners checked out
Back on the Right Track
. Nor have listeners been inspired to rediscover the album, since his late-'60s/early-'70s classics cast such a huge shadow over his subsequent work. It comes as somewhat of a surprise, then, to find the basic
Stone
soul
/
rock
funk
foundation still firmly in place here. There were two problems: the foundation didn't make any notable advancements on the territory he'd already mapped out by the early '70s, and the songs themselves weren't that special, sounding more like basic vamps or promising scraps than fully baked ideas. Judged solely on its own terms, it's actually a respectable slice of
; it's only when stacked against
's other works that the disappointment becomes intense. ~ Richie Unterberger
By the late '70s,
Sly Stone
had been so thoroughly written off as a has-been that few listeners checked out
Back on the Right Track
. Nor have listeners been inspired to rediscover the album, since his late-'60s/early-'70s classics cast such a huge shadow over his subsequent work. It comes as somewhat of a surprise, then, to find the basic
Stone
soul
/
rock
funk
foundation still firmly in place here. There were two problems: the foundation didn't make any notable advancements on the territory he'd already mapped out by the early '70s, and the songs themselves weren't that special, sounding more like basic vamps or promising scraps than fully baked ideas. Judged solely on its own terms, it's actually a respectable slice of
; it's only when stacked against
's other works that the disappointment becomes intense. ~ Richie Unterberger
Sly Stone
had been so thoroughly written off as a has-been that few listeners checked out
Back on the Right Track
. Nor have listeners been inspired to rediscover the album, since his late-'60s/early-'70s classics cast such a huge shadow over his subsequent work. It comes as somewhat of a surprise, then, to find the basic
Stone
soul
/
rock
funk
foundation still firmly in place here. There were two problems: the foundation didn't make any notable advancements on the territory he'd already mapped out by the early '70s, and the songs themselves weren't that special, sounding more like basic vamps or promising scraps than fully baked ideas. Judged solely on its own terms, it's actually a respectable slice of
; it's only when stacked against
's other works that the disappointment becomes intense. ~ Richie Unterberger