Winston Samuels - Let's Get It On flac album

Let's Get It On" is a song and hit single by soul musician Marvin Gaye, released June 15, 1973, on Motown-subsidiary label Tamla Records. The song was recorded on March 22, 1973, at Hitsville West in Los Angeles, California. The song features romantic and sexual lyricism and funk instrumentation by The Funk Brothers. The title track of Gaye's album Let's Get It On (1973), it was written by Marvin Gaye and producer Ed Townsend

A Let's Get It On. B. Let's Dub Featuring. Companies, etc. Distributed By – Chin-Randy. Arranged By – Revolutionaries Co-producer – Clintones Producer – Winston Samuels. Winston Samuels, Clintones - Let's Get It On High Note (7", Single). Winston Samuels, Clintones. Winston Samuels Lets Get It On (12"). Winston Samuels & Clintones. Winston Samuels & Clintones - Let's Get It On Clintones, Let's Dub (7", Mono). S85,S86 Jamaica Unknown.

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A Singer/Songwriter Winston Samuels had been recording and performing from 1962. Some of Winston’s big hits became classics in the history of Jamaican Music. He was a household name in Jamaica from 1962 – 1969 before he migrated to the USA. His recording career started with the legendary producer, Coxsone Dodd on the Downbeat label, where he recorded his first No. 1 hit Angela in 1964. He then joined veteran producer . Pottinger and recorded his biggest hits You are the One and Be Prepared. Since moving to the United States, Winston recorded a remake version of Let’s Get It On and Lady Soul for the Clintones label in New York.

After brilliantly surveying the social, political, and spiritual landscape with What's Going On, Marvin Gaye turned to more intimate matters with Let's Get It On, a record unparalleled in its sheer sensuality and carnal energy.

Winston Samuels (McInnis), a living legend in Jamaican Music, was born in Kingston, Jamaica to proud parents Winston D. McInnis and Mavis Davis-McInnis in 1944. From the time he was born he loved to sing. As a matter of fact his mother, Mavis would have Sunday family discussions followed by songs of worship. There was such harmony in the household that it drew other tenants who loved to listen to him. He was affectionately called the Ladies man. He was a sharp dresser and dapper in those days up till his illness. Since moving to the United States, Winston recorded a remake version of Let’s Get It On and Lady Soul for the Clintones label in New