The only album by The Strangers, an American electronic funk studio project featuring Edward “Tree” Moore, Howard King, and Hubert Eaves III (one half of D-Train). Starting with a dope electro-funk track featuring Gary Bartz on saxophone, the album weaves through punk-funk, post-Prince vibes, sophisticated pop sensibilities, and proto-acid synths a ...Read morend vocoders, delivering flawless tracks and top-notch production. An irresistible Salsoul classic.

The Tony Williams Lifetime's Emergency! is a ferocious, astonishing, monumental album. In 1969 its explosive sound split both jazz and rock critics right down the middle, but today it is rightly regarded as groundbreaking. It's a musical statement so bold, so irreverent, so downright revolutionary that it stands as one of the most essential ...Read morerecords you'll ever hear.
With Emergency!, the provocative percussionist Tony Williams pulled together the most vital sonic elements of the day and lit the fuse on jazz fusion. A sprawling double LP that shattered the line between jazz and rock, it opened up a new frontier by unleashing music that was dense, daring, and profoundly mysterious.