test pressing
JAMES BROWN  Get Up Offa That Thing
1976 Polydor PD-1-6071

IN DEAD WAX
SIDE A- PD-1-6071 -A REV-AD       F/WNYC
SIDE B- PD-1-6071 -A REV-AD       F/WNYC

VINYL:  VG++ (EXCELLENT) just a couple very thin light only surface lines,
Plain blank Cover

SIDE 1
GET UP OFFA THAT THING
YOU TOOK MY HEART
I REFUSE TO LOSE

SIDE 2
CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU
HOME AGAIN
THIS FEELING

ALL MUSIC GUIDE review by Alex Henderson

During the disco era of the late '70s, didn't have as many major hits as he enjoyed in the 1950s, 1960s, and early '70s. But he was still coming up with some captivating funk grooves, and his late '70s output should not be ignored. Although 1976's falls short of essential, it's a focused, rewarding LP that has a lot going for it. The title song, a sweaty funk gem, became a hit, and almost as appealing are "I Refuse to Lose" and "Can't Take It With You." These tracks follow the funk principle that perfected in the 1960s: find an addictive groove and work it to death. Meanwhile, the romantic "You Took My Heart" is closer to smooth northern soul than the type of raw southern-style soul is best known for. And "Home Again" is a 12-bar blues number with jazz leanings; the tune would have been perfect for a session. Again, this LP isn't quite essential, but it's easily recommended to seasoned fans.

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NM (Near Mint): Record and/or cover appear virtually unmarked.

VG++: A hair under near mint may have just a very few visual marks that should not affect sound.

VG+ : Used but not abused. Should have only very slight if any audible imperfections.

VG : Many only surface lines or may have 1 or more small scratches .Background sound but still very enjoyable. Cover defects will be noted.

VG-: significant background sound from various defects but music always quite audible above it. Cover has some damage that will be noted.

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At times defects will show up differently on different players.  For instance,

depending on the weight that a tone arm is set at or the quality of the stylus

what is just a pop on one player can sometimes be a skip on another

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