
Don Thompson
''Fanny Brown''
( LP Brunswick Records, 1977 )
Catalog # BL 754215
Tracklisting:
A1 Fanny Brown (3:13)
A2 Lovin' To The Bone (3:21)
A3 I'm No Good Without You (4:49)
A4 Those Foolish Things (3:20)
A5 Please Don't Make Yourself At Home (4:06)
B1 Just Plain Funk (3:22)
B2 Night Ladies (Part I) (3:34)
B3 NIght Ladies (Part II) (2:31)
B4 Baby I Love You (3:34)
B5 Hang Loose (3:43)
A1 Fanny Brown (3:13)
A2 Lovin' To The Bone (3:21)
A3 I'm No Good Without You (4:49)
A4 Those Foolish Things (3:20)
A5 Please Don't Make Yourself At Home (4:06)
B1 Just Plain Funk (3:22)
B2 Night Ladies (Part I) (3:34)
B3 NIght Ladies (Part II) (2:31)
B4 Baby I Love You (3:34)
B5 Hang Loose (3:43)
Personnel & Credits:
Backing Vocals - Debbie Dobbins, Debbie O. Bryant, Peggy Lynn
Bass - Gerard Bension
Drums - Don Thompson
Engineer - David Floyd
Horns - Don Thompson, Jim Thorpe, Tick Allen
Keyboards - David Floyd, Jerry Lambert, Sidney Smith
Photography - Pat Shanklin
Producer - Bill McSwain , Don Thompson, Sidney Smith
Backing Vocals - Debbie Dobbins, Debbie O. Bryant, Peggy Lynn
Bass - Gerard Bension
Drums - Don Thompson
Engineer - David Floyd
Horns - Don Thompson, Jim Thorpe, Tick Allen
Keyboards - David Floyd, Jerry Lambert, Sidney Smith
Photography - Pat Shanklin
Producer - Bill McSwain , Don Thompson, Sidney Smith

''Just Plain Funk''
Notes:
1977 Brunswick Records
Produced for Charmack Productions in association with Dime Productions
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:US
Released:1977
Original vinyl rip by Funkyman
1977 Brunswick Records
Produced for Charmack Productions in association with Dime Productions
Format:Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:US
Released:1977
Original vinyl rip by Funkyman
Review:
Don Thompson's only known LP on Brunswick is a rather unique funky ode to love and booty-shaking, with a sense of the beat that's totally compelling. Don's sound is rich and full, with fuzzy keyboards and clean drums, horn breaks so funky that they have to be heard. His raw masculine voice does the rest on this essential LP of late 1970s funky soul. Most noteworthy are the joyful floorfillers 'Hang Loose' and the title track, as well as the great 'Please Don't Make Yourself At Home'.
(Gregkhan Blog)
Don Thompson's only known LP on Brunswick is a rather unique funky ode to love and booty-shaking, with a sense of the beat that's totally compelling. Don's sound is rich and full, with fuzzy keyboards and clean drums, horn breaks so funky that they have to be heard. His raw masculine voice does the rest on this essential LP of late 1970s funky soul. Most noteworthy are the joyful floorfillers 'Hang Loose' and the title track, as well as the great 'Please Don't Make Yourself At Home'.
(Gregkhan Blog)

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Original post: 12/09/2007

''Fanny Brown''
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