
A great reissue that should be hitting the record shops shortly is the hard-to-find 1979
Guy Delo conducted self-titled LP by the italian disco group
Roots. This should be exciting news to most disco collectors, especially since the original can cost quite a pretty penny. I don't know about you, but I'll take a reissue over a ridiculously priced original any day. The Roots' self-titled record has an overall funky, yet 'sassy' feel to it, with the song's most standout cut "
Sheriff's Horse" capturing the record's overall theme to perfection. While I don't believe any of the other tracks match the appeal of "
Sheriff's Horse", there are some other interesting and worth owning cuts like "
(What are you doing) in Casablanca" and "
Sophisticated". Overall, this is one of the records I've been looking to find for quite some time, therefore, I'm very excited to see the reissue of this very hard-to-find disco gem.
Roots - Sheriff's HorseRoots - (What are you doing) in Casablanca
3 comments:
I love this lp , Thanks Pat.
This song has the worst Humphrey Bogart imitation I've ever heard... ;-) Nice track though!
The Bogart comparison is dead on, I love it. That being said, I love the vocals in a very tongue-in-cheek way.
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