The S.S.O. Orchestra Featuring Douglas Lucas & The Sugar Sisters - Shine Your Light FLAC download

Have a little sthg : This LP is from a bunch of belgium dude and US players who have settled in Belgium in the 70s. Produced in 1976 by the Belgian label RKM created by Roland Kluger. [LP was also published in the US as LP Shine Your Light, by The SSO Orchestra feat Douglas Lucas & Sugar Sisters]Musicians are mostly those who played on "Born to be Alive" by Patrick Hernandez !Written-By – Doug Lucas, Francis WeyerTrumpet [Solo] – Douglas LucasBass – Pino Marchese, Yvan De SouterDirected By [Musical Supervision] – Ralph BenatarGuitar – Francis Weyer, John SlusznyKeyboards – Willy AlbimoorProducer – Roland KlugerSaxophone [Bariton] – Jose PaessensSaxophone [Tenor] – Constant Letellier, Willy Van De WalleStrings, Concertmaster – Albert SpeguelTrombone – Frans Van Duck, Marc MerciniTrumpet – Edmond Harnie, Janot MoralesVocals – Allan Jeffers, Barbara Hodges, Dona Jordan, Douglas Lucas, Patricia Maessen, Sugar Sisters, Udell AndersonDrums - Bruno Castellucci, Jean Pierre OnraedtRecorded at Studio Morgan-Brussels-------------Douglas Lucas : US trumpeter originally from Arkansas who settled in Europe during the late 1960.Ralph Benatar. Real name: Joseph Avion. Born in Belgian-Congo - Elisabethstad on 29 april 1941. Belgian composer, saxophonist, producer, ... See also groups The J.J. Band and Jess & James.François Weyer. Real name: François Edouard G. Y. Weyer. Belgian musician / songwriter, who's best known under his performing name: Francis Goya. He used his real name for the (copyright) registering of his musical works.

'Faded Lady' sampled by Nas( in the yers 2000,) 'Won't You Try' replay by Udell in 1977 a soft version on the Lp and a Disco with the 12inch,a Tom Moulton Mix on is Own Label Tom N' Jerry Rec. It's a very very Wicked Song !