The Crusaders – Unsung Heroes

Label:	Blue Thumb Records (BTS 6007), Chisa (SWAO 95508)
Format:	Vinyl, LP Album in Stereo, Capitol Record Club Edition
Country:	US
Released:	1973
Genre:	Jazz, Funk / Soul
Style:	Jazz - Funk, Funk

Tracklist and Details:

A1	Unsung Heroes (Written by Wayne Henderson, 3:13)
A2	Lay It On The Line (Written by Stix Hooper*, 3:32)
A3	Crossfire (Written by Joe Sample, 7:23)
A4	Hard Times (Composed by David Fat - Head Newman*, 4:37)
A5	Let's Boogie (Written by Wayne Henderson, 4:30)
A6	Freedom Sound (Written by Joe Sample, 1:40)
B1	In The Middle Of The River (Written by Wayne Henderson, 5:15)
B2	Heavy Up (Don't Get Light With Me) (Written by Joe Sample, 3:13)
B3	Night Theme (Written by Stix Hooper*, 7:17)
B4	Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (Written by Joe Sample, 4:30)

Other Information:

• Phonographic Copyright ℗: Blue Thumb Records, Inc.
• Produced For: Chisa Record Productions, Inc.
• Recorded At: Wally Heider Recording Studio, Los Angeles
• Mastered At: The Mastering Lab
• Lacquer Cut At: The Mastering Lab
• Pressed By: Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria
• Designed At: Rod Dyer, Inc.
• Record Company: Blue Thumb Records, Inc., Famous Music Corporation, Gulf + Western
• Published By: Four Knights Music, Progressive Music Co., Inc.
• Engineer: Rik Pekkonen
• Guest Musicians: Max Bennett (Electric Bass), Arthur Adams (Guitar), Larry Carlton (Guitar, Soloist)
• Mastered By: Arnie Acosta
• Performers: Stix Hooper* (Drums), Joe Sample (Keyboards), Wilton Felder (Tenor Saxophone, Electric Bass), Wayne Henderson (Trombone)
• Producer: Stewart Levine

• Price Code (Spine): ⑥
• Rights Society: BMI
• Matrix / Runout (Label A): 6035
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): 6036

This is a great vinyl LP record from The Crusaders called Unsung Heroes. It's a piece of music history from 1973 in the USA. To enjoy this record, first, make sure your record player is clean and in good working condition. Place the record gently on the turntable and use the tonearm to lower the needle onto the starting groove of the record. Then, sit back and let the smooth jazz - funk sounds fill your room. When you're done listening, lift the tonearm carefully and put it back in its rest. Store the record in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. Keep the record clean by using a record cleaning brush regularly to remove dust and debris. That way, you can keep enjoying the amazing music on this record for a long time.