Live At P.J.'s

Live At P.J.'sThe second live album by the funk band Kool and the Gang, Live at P. J.s, was released on the New York basedDe Lite label in 1971. As the title indicates, the LP was recorded at P. J.s, which was a popular nightclub and music venue in West Hollywood, California. Kool & the Gang would score a bunch of hits in the 80s, but that period was nowhere near as funky and full of groove and jazz flourishes as their earlier recordings. That soul jazz hybrid that

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