Brass Construction vs Pleasure

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 rhythms. The album includes "Movin'," a defining early recording for listeners interested in 1970s fun...

Pleasure is a 1972 studio album by the Ohio Players, released on Westbound Records during the band's early 1970s period. Its raw production centers on interlocking bass, drums, guitar, keyboards, horns, and expressive group vocals, before the smoother approach of the band's later Mercury releases. The album includes "Funky Worm," a humorous, synthesizer-led track that became the Ohio Players' firs...