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Bobby Womack - Communication - Soul Album
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Bobby Womack - Communication

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Bobby Womack's 1971 United Artists Records album blending gritty soul and R&B, recorded during his most prolific early-seventies period as a solo artist. Womack began his career as a gospel singer with the Womack Brothers before working as a guitarist for Sam Cooke in the early 1960s. Communication was one of several albums he released in this period, showcasing his raspy vocal delivery and songwriting rooted in gospel and soul traditions.

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What record label released Bobby Womack's 'Communication'?

The 1971 album was released on United Artists Records. This label was his home during his most prolific and critically acclaimed early-seventies period as a solo artist.

What genre of music is Bobby Womack's 'Communication'?

The album is a gritty, raw blend of deep soul and vintage R&B. Womack's raspy vocals and bluesy guitar work anchor the record's earthy, stripped-down sound.

What are the standout tracks on Bobby Womack's 'Communication'?

The album features his soulful rendition of 'That's the Way I Feel About Cha,' which became a major R&B hit. It also includes a powerful cover of the classic 'I Left My Heart in San Francisco.'

Did Bobby Womack write the songs on the 'Communication' album?

Yes, Womack wrote or co-wrote the vast majority of the tracks on the record. This established him not just as a phenomenal vocalist and guitarist, but as a formidable songwriter.

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