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Taking All The Love I Can

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$16.47 $27 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Reissued for the first time on vinyl is ‘Taking All The Love I Can’ by Newark, New Jersey outfit The Chosen Few. Initially released on Maple Records in 1971, their debut album boasts incredibly moody ‘Northern Soul’ and perfectly represents the golden age of soul.

The Chosen Few are swaggering with confidence throughout the LP and draw comparisons to fellow Maple Records artists Lee Moses and Gloria Barnes. 'Taking All The Love I Can’ is a highly sought after record with original issues fetching upwards of $500 when found in the wild.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Penelope A. ★★★★★

The bass on this vinyl reissue is incredibly deep, really bringing out that moody Newark sound. It’s been on my turntable nonstop since it arrived.

Madison E. ★★★★★

This album has such a rich, moody atmosphere that I’ve never heard on any digital version. The reissue captures the original 1971 sound perfectly, and the vinyl itself arrived flat with no surface noise.

Isabella X. ★★★★★

The vinyl pressing is so clean and quiet that I can fully appreciate the moody atmosphere of this 1971 debut. I've been spinning it all weekend, and the reissue quality makes those old Maple Records sessions sound incredibly fresh.