Cory Braverman - Fire sign 1976 Lp


I have the pleasure to present an obscure album that is not expensive. This album was ignored from the bloggers. I can’t understand why Cory Braverman didn’t record other album. Cory was a new artist, young, soulful singer was beginning her career. Cory was a newcomer to Phantom Records, but her soulful musical life had already touched some of the greatest names in contemporary and soul music. For instance, there was the time she appeared in a Ray Charles concert at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. And then there was the impromptu playing with The Band around Woodstock. Very good album. It was released on Phantom Records in 1976. Participated great musicians such as Steve Gadd on drums, Bob Babbitt and Anthony Jackson on bass, Jeff Mironov on guitar, Leon Pendarvis on keyboards and Jimmy Maelen on conga. Background vocals by David Lasley, Lynn Pitney and Arnold McCuller. String and Horn arrangements by Leon Pendarvis. Produced by Hank Medress & Dave Appell.
I have chosen two tracks called “I saw the light” and “Take it or leave it”. Both of them were released as singles in 1976 on the same label.






Note: The above posted tracks are not played in full

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