US Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Funk
Codec WMA Lossless

Long awaited by die-hard fans, the great-sounding reissue of the Eclipse label, released in 1970, is the only album by the iconic American jazz-rock band with slightly soulful and funk inclinations. Personally, I don't like (to put it mildly) the funk from the late 70s and beyond... but the early funk music from circa 1969-1971 is excellent! The only and completely forgotten album by The Seven, I have known and owned for many years and consider it one of the coolest and most convincing titles inspired by the work of Blood, Sweat & Tears and the Chicago Transit Authority. The musicians of The Seven played a bit more relaxed, but not with less heat and dynamics - especially in the guitar parts!
Probably if the LP had been released by e.g. CBS/Columbia (and not the local Thunderbird label), we would have been dealing with another jazz-rock star!

Tracklist:

1. Something Times Something Equals Seven 0:42
2. Song 4:27
3. Heat Wave 3:19
4. Take It (The Way You Want It) 2:53
5. Tell Her No 5:49
6. Flushed 0:18
7. Searchin' For Sunshine 2:26
8. Rachael 3:18
9. Song For My Father 6:09
10. Girl Girl 2:45
11. Brake 0:52

Personnel:
Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Percussion, Vocals - Frank Sgroi
Bass, Guitar, Vocals - Chuck Sgroi
Drums - Tony Licamele
Guitar, Lead Guitar, Vocals - Chuck Wheeler
Organ, Piano, Percussion, Vocals - Chuck Mellone
Percussion, Lead Guitar, Vocals - Nick Russo
Trumpet, Trombone, Percussion, Vocals - Al Ruscito