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The landmark first album by this legendary 70s soul group -- and one with a feel that's much different than their later work! The style here is much more strongly righteous than their sweeter soul of the mid 70s -- with a pronounced gospel influence that focuses most strongly on the chorus vocals of the ensemble -- soaring out with a tremendously soulful feel, and really updating an older sound for a more contemporary 70s vibe! Backing is relatively stripped-down, with piano by Patti Brown, organ by Richard Tee, guitar by Cornell Dupree, bass by Chuck Rainey, and congas from Montego Joe and Ralph MacDonald -- all of whom keep things moving nicely throughout! The album's easily one of the most righteous efforts issued by Elektra at the time -- and titles include "Oh Yeah", "Let It Be Me", "Right On Be Free", "Simple Song Of Freedom", and a nice version of "For What It's Worth"."
