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Brass Construction is the self-titled 1976 debut album by Brass Construction, a funk ensemble formed in Brooklyn and led by multi-instrumentalist and arranger Randy Muller. Released by United Artists Records, it combines tightly arranged brass parts, ensemble vocals, and percussion-centered dance rh...
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Brass Construction debut with Movin', strong horn-funk and disco-funk reputation, important dancefloor influence.
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Brass Construction II is the second studio album by Brass Construction, released in 1976. The Brooklyn-based ensemble continued the horn-driven funk approach of its debut under the direction of songwriter, producer, and keyboard player Randy Muller, combining brass arrangements with bass, percussion...
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Solid Brass Construction follow-up, maintains groove formula, respected but less memorable than debut.
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Brass Construction III is the third studio album by Brass Construction, released in 1977 by United Artists Records. The Brooklyn ensemble's sound centers on interlocking rhythm guitar, bass, percussion, group vocals, and a substantial horn section. Produced and arranged by bandleader Randy Muller, t...
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Competent brass-forward funk release, fan value but limited wider acclaim or signature tracks.
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Brass Construction IV is a 1978 studio album by Brass Construction, a Brooklyn-based funk group organized around multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer Randy Muller. As its title indicates, it is the ensemble's fourth album and continues its established combination of brass arrangements, da...
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Later Brass Construction album with reliable style, but declining novelty and modest consensus impact.
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Brass Construction V is the fifth studio album by the Brooklyn-based funk collective Brass Construction, originally released in 1979. Under the musical direction of bandleader and producer Randy Muller, the album continued to develop the group's signature horn-heavy disco-funk sound. The project was...
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Later Brass Construction release with serviceable disco-funk grooves, but lower impact than early albums.
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