Kashmere Stage Band
Expo. '75 (Concert Tour Japan/Okinawa) (LP)
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★ World's first LP reissue ★ Limited edition ★ With obi ★ This is the world's best student band rare groove! A storm of jazz funk coiled by the 70's Kashmere High School Brass Band from Houston, Texas, with an astonishing groove that you wouldn't expect from high school students! The songs, jacket design, sound quality, and every aspect of this rare groove masterpiece will be reissued on LP for the first time, including the four titles in the entire catalog!
This is a live performance by the Cashmere Stage Band, who went beyond the realm of a high school brass band, winning consecutive US contests and performing in Europe, at the Okinawa International Ocean Expo in 1975! This 8th album is packed with the rich performances of the band who had reached their peak, including the swinging jazz funk "Satin Soul" (A1), the vocal funk cover of Tower of Power "Don't Change Horses" (A3), and the comfortable electric piano "Lockwood Drive" (B3), which alternates between thrilling four-beat and funk.
| A1 | Satin Soul | ||
| A2 | Making Whoopee | ||
| A3 | Don't Change Horses | ||
| A4 | Willow, Weep For Me | ||
| B1 | Don't Mess With Mister "T" | ||
| B2 | I Belong To You | ||
| B3 | Lockwood Drive | ||
| B4 | Old Rugged Cross |
- Clifford Johnson
- Bass
- Carnelia Brown
- Bongos
- Conrad O. Johnson
- Conductor
- Walter Brown
- Congas
- Sylvester LeBlanc
- Directed By [Assistant Director]
- Johnny Sewell
- Drums
- Kenneth Wells
- Drums
- Madison Lane
- Drums
- Russell Alexander
- Drums
- Vincent Howard
- Guitar
- Jackie Williams
- Horn
- Marian Hicks
- Piano
- Melva Jones
- Piano
- Reginald Nelson
- Piano
- Samuella Barnum
- Piano
- Floyd Luckett
- Saxophone
- Hilton Joseph
- Saxophone
- James Jackson
- Saxophone
- Micheal Goffney
- Saxophone
- Timothy Thompson
- Saxophone
- William Greggs
- Saxophone
- Samuel Frazier
- Tambourine, Trumpet
- Beryal Matthews
- Trombone
- Charles Marks
- Trombone
- Gerry Demars
- Trombone
- Stanley Sanders
- Trombone
- Howard Ware
- Trumpet
- Kirk Goffney
- Trumpet
- Lee Dunham
- Trumpet
- Leo Jackson
- Trumpet
- Ronald Rose
- Trumpet
- Terry Delaney
- Trumpet























































