Sly Stone & The Mojo Men - The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967

Sly Stone & The Mojo Men - The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967Long before their explosive birth into the musical mainstream, Sly & the Family Stone were busy revolutionizing the soundscape with performances like The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967. This singular live recording captures the original Family Stone line up in all their raw glory. A year before they would captivate the world with "Dance To The Music," this performance encapsulates the timeless sound they were about to unleash. This LP

Long before their explosive birth into the musical mainstream, Sly & the Family Stone were busy revolutionizing the soundscape with performances like The First Family: Live at Winchester Cathedral 1967.

This singular live recording captures the original Family Stone line-up in all their raw glory. A year before they would captivate the world with "Dance To The Music," this performance encapsulates the timeless sound they were about to unleash. This LP is a vinyl gem-Sly Stone’s genius radiates through each soul-soaked cover, laced with the electrifying arrangements and irresistible rhythms that would define a generation.

Recorded pre-Epic Records signing, the performance is full of the atmospheric flair and energy that would make them pioneers of rock and soul. Here lies a thrilling document of their early days, standing as testament to the influential artistry pushing boundaries on countless fronts-race, gender, and genre. This quintessential slice of music history comes alive with the warmth and depth only vinyl can offer, accompanied by a beautifully crafted booklet for those who carry a treasure of liner notes close to heart.

Interest in Sly is peaking once again, thanks to Questlove's documentary "SLY LIVES! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)." Yet, to truly understand the seismic impact of Sly & the Family Stone, experiencing this recording firsthand is essential. This LP is more than music; it’s a collector’s invitation to witness the creative flame that would ignite a cultural revolution.