Keep on Bumpin' & Masterplan Kay-Gee's

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  • Release Date: 03/03/1994
  • Original Release: 1974
  • Sales Rank: 130,276
  • Label: UNIDISC RECORDS
  • UPC: 068381710024

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Keep on Bumpin' & Masterplan

1LISTENGet Down 4:30
2LISTENLet's Boogie 5:09
3LISTENMy Favorite Song 2:36
4LISTENYou've Got to Keep on Bumpin' 8:10
5LISTENHustle Wit Every Muscle Theme From Party 3:12
6LISTENMaster Plan 2:49
7LISTENWho's the Man? (With the Master Plan) 1:52
8LISTENAin't No Time, Pt. 1 1:46
9LISTENWondering 4:18
10LISTENAin't No Time, Pt. 2 4:55
11LISTENAnthology 2:28
12LISTENMy Favorite Song Disco Version 5:12
13LISTENHustle Wit Every Muscle Theme From Party 4:12
14LISTENLet's Boogie Instrumental 4:01

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The debut LP from Kay-Gee's proved that the band led by Kevin Bell (brother to Kool & the Gang's Ronald) had all the deep, driving grooves, kinetic energy, and street-corner vibes of funk's master outfit. Produced by Ronald Bell and Kool & the Gang, Keep on Bumpin' & Masterplan featured a pair of strong lead tracks and plenty more strong material, like "Hustle Wit Every Muscle" (used as the theme song to the television show Party). The Kay-Gee's' horn section was equal to Kool & the Gang's, and if they lacked a few of the awesome hooks that propelled Ronald Bell's group into the R&B charts on a regular basis, alto/soprano Pete Duarte was a superior soloist and female vocal trio Something Sweet filled in the gaps on the great jam "Let's Boogie" and "Wondering." Kay-Gee's were also better at locking into great grooves, while Kool & the Gang spent too much time mixing up their style. True, a Kool & the Gang singles collection would blow Kay-Gee's' out of the water, but even they never recorded an album as good as Keep on Bumpin' & Masterplan. John Bush, All Music Guide

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