Brothers Unlimited - Who's For The Young (1970) [2008]

Active in the late 1960s and early ‘70s, this dozen-or-so member Memphis band blended rock and soul with a hint of psychedelia in a similar manner to the Electric Flag. Their Stax-on-acid brew is much in evidence in this reissue of their sole full-length release, which includes a Hendrix-like reinterpretation of the Willie Dixon standard “Spoonful.” Members of the outfit later went on to join the reconstituted post-Otis Redding Bar-Kays.

Tracks:

1. Who's For The Young? (Robert Owens) - 3:03
2. A Change Is Gonna Come (Sam Cooke) - 3:44
3. Got To Get Over (Robert Owens) - 2:53
4. Hey Little Rich Boy (Earl CAge Jr., Lieutenant Wilks, Robert Owens) - 3:33
5. Get Away (Robert Owens) - 2:49
6. Life Dreams Death (Robert Owens) - 5:40
7. Spoonful (Willie Dixon) - 3:33
8. Take Me Back (George Jackson, Larry Chambers, Melvin Leakes) - 2:09
9. What We Need Is Harmony (Robert Owens) - 2:48