ain't no bout-a-doubt it

Graham Central Station's third album Ain't No Bout-A-Doubt It (1975) expands on their Funk formula of tight bass-driven grooves, Gospel influenced choruses and uplifting lyrics. Their ability to transform Soul & Funk into Pop is virtually unsurpassed.

Album opener "The Jam" is a mid-tempo "Dance To The Music"-like groover, with a massive drum break that has been used in over 40 Hip Hop tracks. "Your Love" follows and was a massive R&B hit in the mid-seventies. Their cover of Ann Peeble's "I Can't Stand The Rain" is of stellar proportions.

Must have!

180 gram audiophile vinyl
Side A
1. The Jam
2. Your Love
3. It's Alright
4. I Can't Stand The Rain
Side B
1. It Ain't Nothing But A Warner Brothers Party
2. Ole Smokey
3. Easy Rider
4. Water
5. Luckiest People