V/A - MAINSTREAM FUNK Vinyl 2xLP Format:Vinyl LP “distracting [herself] with the guitar

“distracting [herself] with the guitar and microphones” (as she sings on the album) and helping to run DIY cafes like the Secret Cafe at the Track House and the Red Horse Cafe out of her own apartment

The ensuing title track is more reminiscent of Samael as it explains an evening ritual for the Lemuralia festival

“Hellbound”

A little is more than a lot

When The Leaders broke up

V/A - MAINSTREAM FUNK Vinyl 2xLP Format:Vinyl LP “distracting [herself] with the guitarWewantsounds continues its collaboration with Bob Shad's formidable label Mainstream Records, to present a selection of 12 turntable friendly tracks recorded between 1971 and 1975 and showcasing the label's superb blend of Spiritual Jazz, Funk and Soul by the likes of Buddy Terry, Sarah Vaughan, LaMont Johnson and Johnny Coles. Most of the tracks are released on vinyl for the first time since their original release in the early 70s.