Stu Gardner and the Sanctified Sound

Don't call it a comeback. But yeah, it's been a while. Anyway, here's a funk and soul album from singer-organ/piano/clavinet player Stu Gardner. Released on Volt (Stax) in 1974. For some backstory on Stu, check out this or that. This album has a couple of players in common with the Charles Wright LP I posted some time ago, namely Charles Wright himself, who contributes with some guitar and drummer James Gadson.
I found one of the tracks up on youtube.

1. Devil In A Man
2. Added To A Broken Heart
3. Funky Neighborhood
4. Home On The Range
5. Mathilda (Instrumental)
6. Sanctified Sound
7. Sister Matilda
8. Leave Him Alone
9. The Sweetest Song
10. The Sweetest Song (Part II)

link

Kim Weston - Kim Kim Kim

Kim Weston released this great soul album in 1970 on the Volt label. If you'd like, you could see this as a tribute post to Isaac Hayes, who recently passed away. Isaac is credited as one of three producers on this record. Great, powerful soul, with a sometimes funky edge. Kim really puts it down on this album.

1. You Just Don't Know.
2. The Love I've Been Looking For
3. What Could Be Better
4. When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
5. Love Vibrations
6. Buy Myself A Man
7. Got To Get You Off My Mind
8. Soul On Fire
9. Brothers & Sisters (Get Together)
10. Penny Blues
11. The Choice Is Up To You (Walk With Me Jesus)

http://www.mediafire.com/?xdjtjmymydd