The New York Community Choir - Make Every Day CountLabel: Real Gone Music Reissued 2014, Originally released 1978 Digitally remastered and expanded edition. Formed in the late '60s, The New York Community Choir first came tonational prominence in the U. S. in 1971 on a much acclaimed album by renowned poet Nikki Giovanni. In 1977, NYCC signed with RCA Records. Released in 1978, their follow up set, MAKE EVERY DAY COUNT, was produced by RCA executive Warren Schatz, and included seven original songs

" the battle cry of "South Bronx" (and its counterpart

Can't Get Out of This Mood

Blues for the Weepers

which the band happens to love very much

Sleeve concept by The Undertones

but his wry humor is counterbalanced by a strong moral undertow in "I Bow Down and Pray to Every Woman I See" and the beautiful "Summertime Thing

FLETCHER has built a one-of-a-kind legacy on speaking her truth in exhilarating detail

" "What's My Name" and more

Label: Craft

have made yet another album by themselves

I Want You Bad

The real songs attempt to turn the worst life has offered to five people the band is connected with into some kind of desperate shape that does something