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0886972417721

Time Has Come: The Best of the Chambers Brothers
by The Chambers BrothersThe Chambers Brothers
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Overview
As the Chambers Brothers' albums could be erratic and/or excessive, this 16-track best-of, covering their 1966-70 prime, is a most welcome distillation of their career highlights. Focusing mostly on their late-'60s singles (some of them non-LP), it also includes a live rendition of "Wade in the Water" and a rejected, even more psychedelicized, 1966 version of their signature tune, "Time Has Come Today." By concentrating on the band's most economic and soulful outings, this disc is the most effective compilation of their gospel-soul-psychedelia.
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/01/2008 |
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Label: | Sbme Special Mkts. |
UPC: | 0886972417721 |
catalogNumber: | 724177 |
Rank: | 18824 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Chambers Brothers Primary ArtistGeorge Chambers Vocals
Joe Chambers Vocals
Lester Chambers Vocals
Willie Chambers Vocals
Brian Keenan Drums
Technical Credits
Chambers Brothers ProducerAdam Block Contributor
Joe Chambers Arranger
David Rubinson Producer
Jud Cost Liner Notes
Bob Irwin Producer
Erwin Gorostiza Art Direction
Nicholas Bennett Packaging Manager
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