Skip to content
  1. 🚚 Free Shipping on Most US Orders over $99 info
  2. 🆕 50% Lower International Shipping Costs 🌐info
  3. 10% OFF 4️⃣ or MORE Records Every Day! details
  4. 🔴 Save On Audio Gear shop gear specials

Leon Ware (Limited Edition) Vinyl LP

Be With RecordsSKU fr-3041

early 80's soul funk grail repressed
Write a review
| Ask a question
sale $29.95
TTL Rewards icon Earn up to 299 Reward Points with this purchase! Read more
  • Get more info on our FREE SHIPPING terms
  • 📦 Standard Shipping ships within 1-3 Business Days
  • 🌎 International Shipping Experts, Fully Tracked
  • ⇨ Need a gear recommendation or a customized package?
  • Contact our support team for all your questions!

    Contact support for recommendations or customization questions

    We answer requests Mon-Fri 10am-6pm EST

  • Lab Overview
  • 🔊Tracklist
  • Review & Q+A
  • Tagged

Lab Overview

A very welcome reissue of Leon Ware's self-titled full length! Soul and funk diggers already know this is no easy find in the field, but thankfully Be With Records has made this rare classic available once again. Leon Ware is an unsung legend in the world of soul music. As a song writer at Motown in the late 60's, he helped bring some of the labels greatest songs to life - including tracks for Willie Hutch, the Jackson 5, and Marvin Gaye's "I Want You". Later in his career, he released several solo albums, including this self-titled joint for Elektra in 1982. You might recognize the sublime "Why I Came To California" from that first Kon & Amir compilation from 2004. This track alone is worth the price of admission, and is a timeless example Leon's mastery of breezy, early 80's soul funk - but there's so much more goodness in these grooves. Check the upbeat funk on "Lost In Love With You," the sultry riffs on "Somewhere" and the irresistible grooves of "Can I Touch You There." Comes in replica pic sleeve. Limited edition, recommended.

  • music label: Elektra 1982 / Be With Records 2014
reviewed by Gichy Stan 12/2014
UPC: 31418396

🔊Tracklist

Review & Q+A

Tagged

Labheads Also Viewed