180g Vinyl Reissue Remastered From the Original Analogue Master Tapes & Cut At Abbey Road Studios

Across the nine albums he released with 20th Century Records between 1973 and 1979, Barry White established the new sound of orchestral soul that became an enduring R&B staple. Fifteen years after his untimely death in 2003 at the age of 58, Mercury celebrates White's legendary label run by remastering these long out of print albums from their original analogue master tapes for the first time since the '70s. Presented with the original sleeve and label art, the 180g vinyl reissues were cut at Abbey Road Studios in London to guarantee the highest possible audio quality.

The undisputed king of boudoir disco, a master of soul and popular R&B, Barry White moved the sound of Motown and Holland-Dozier-Holland into the modern era. He was also an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, a grade A producer, and a nuanced singer-songwriter and arranger with impeccable credentials. Confirmed as a master of romance who could also push forward the boundaries of technical excellence, after failing to top the charts for the first time in his career with his pair of 1976 efforts Let the Music Play and Is This Whatcha Wont? White regained his R&B crown with 1977's Barry White Sings for Someone You Love, a return to magnificence propelled by the trio of hit singles "It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next to Me," "Playing Your Game, Baby" and "Oh, What a Night for Dancing."

Features:
• 180g vinyl
• Long out of print
• Remastered from the original analogue master tapes
• Cut at Abbey Road Studios in London
• Presented with original sleeve and label art