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Let The Music Play - LP, CD

Barry White

Funk / Soul | Soul | Disco

1976

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LP Barry White: Let The Music Play

Standard 2018 edition

20th Century Records | Universal Music Enterprises | Mercury Records 26. October 2018 Europe

Album Stereo

More ID: 20138 EAN: 0602567410577 Discogs ID: 12743759

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Title	Let The Music Play
Artist	Barry White
More info	Standard 2018 edition
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	20th Century Records \| Universal Music Enterprises \| Mercury Records
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	26. October 2018
First released	1976
Weight	230 g
EAN	0602567410577
Product ID	20138
Discogs ID	12743759

Barry White: Let The Music Play version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company 20th Century Records in cooperation with Universal Music Enterprises and Mercury Records on 26. October 2018.

"Let The Music Play" is a classic album by the legendary soul singer Barry White, released in 1976. This album showcases White's deep, resonant voice and his signature seductive sound that has captivated audiences for decades. The title track, "Let The Music Play," is a standout hit that combines smooth orchestration with White's rich vocal delivery. Other notable tracks include "You See The Trouble With Me," which blends upbeat rhythms with emotive lyrics, and "Baby, We Better Try To Get It Together," offering a message of love and reconciliation. The album also features the heartfelt "I Don't Know Where Love Has Gone," the introspective "If You Know, Won't You Tell Me," and the soulful ballad "I'm So Blue And You Are Too." Each song on the album contributes to a cohesive collection that exemplifies Barry White's unique contribution to the soul and R&B genres during the 1970s.

Album spans genres Funk / Soul, Soul and Disco.

Track list

A1	I Don't Know Where Love Has Gone	4:57 min
	Written-By Barry White
A2	If You Know, Won't You Tell Me	5:04 min
	Written-By Barry White
A3	I'm So Blue And You Are Too	7:05 min
	Written-By Barry White
B1	Baby, We Better Try To Get It Together	4:26 min
	Written-By Barry White
B2	You See The Trouble With Me	3:30 min
	Written-By Barry White, Ray Parker Jr.
B3	Let The Music Play	6:16 min
	Written-By Barry White