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180 gram audiophile vinylSly & the Family Stone came into their own with their second album, Dance to the Music, released in 1968. It contains t..

Incredible performance, live on Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert TV Show Includes the entire Television broadcast It’s presented here together with backg..

180g Vinyl in Sleeve with InsertIncredible performance, live on Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert TV Show Includes the entire Television broadcast It’..

180g audiophile LP" Along with James Brown and Parliament-Funkadelic, Sly & the Family Stone virtually invented 1970's funk. Their fusion of R&B rhyt..

When bassman Larry Graham and drummer Greg Errico split before the 1973 Fresh sessions, Sly and the Family Stone kept the pedal on cruise-control as t..

Who could resist the carnival carousel oompah of the third album's title track morphing into one of the Family Stone's most hypnotic sides: a blood-pu..

According to legend, Sly's disillusionment with progress in the Civil Rights movement, coupled with personal problems, led to a two-year delay before ..

Bythe time the Family Stone's fourth album was released in 1969, the dam had burst: They were full-fledged rock stars! No fewer than four tracks from ..

The breakthrough Top Ten single that became the name of their sophomore album was everywhere in 1968! As well as being the most innovative "introduce ..

1967's A Whole New Thing lays the funky 'n powerful groundwork for a revolutionary concept that ranks right up there with the pioneering studio work o..