What's the Coli's favorite Sly & the Family Stone album?

[str8up]

Could be a unanimous one but I really love some of the later era Sly when dawg just chilled out and found some crazy melodies. Fresh is so slept on


and this might be my favorite song of all time

 

[nose hair]

Fresh

Sly is the GOAT.

 

[nose hair]

you forgot to add Sly and The Family's "Small Talk" album to your poll

 

[Carl Tethers]

"There's a Riot Goin' On" is my fav LP of theirs but I always find myself putting their Greatest Hits on most.. Tracklist is 10/10

 

[Ol’Otis]

Ehhhh!
This is gone be difficult

 

[get these nets]

I'm more familiar with their singles.....and cover versions of their songs.
Had buddies who dj'd and they would play Stand all the way through.

 

[str8up]

you forgot to add Sly and The Family's "Small Talk" album to your poll

thanks breh

 

[nose hair]

thanks breh

Anytime


Some critics say Sly fell off after Fresh but Small Talk is a great album with some gems on it

 

[feelosofer]

There is a Riot Going On is my favorite Sly album. But they got classics for days.

 

[nose hair]

all of Sly & the Family Stone's albums from "A Whole New Thing" to "Small Talk" are all classic albums

From 67' to 74', they had a phenomenal run.

and then Sly dropped his solo album in 75'

even the Family Stone albums post 74' had some gems on them

 

[str8up]

Didn't expect Fresh to win, but I'm not mad cause that shyt is my favorite. Dawg was just having fun at that point in his career.

 

[boogers]

came to vote fresh, shocked its the top vote

 

[boogers]

"There's a Riot Goin' On" is my fav LP of theirs but I always find myself putting their Greatest Hits on most.. Tracklist is 10/10

'if you want me to stay' isnt on there? thats one of my favorite songs to play my bass to. imagine my surprise when i learned that bass line WASNT written by the great Larry Graham, who would leave the group to start graham central station soon after. that is rusty allens riff.

 

[Carl Tethers]

'if you want me to stay' isnt on there? thats one of my favorite songs to play my bass to. imagine my surprise when i learned that bass line WASNT written by the great Larry Graham, who would leave the group to start graham central station soon after. that is rusty allens riff.

It's all their hit singles up to '70. Would def be on there if it was a later release though