Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music - Billy Preston Used Vinyl LP Record

This 1973 Billy Preston LP on A&M is that sweet spot where church-trained keys meet sweaty 70s funk. "Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music" jumps from gospel-flavored soul to clavinet-driven grooves, all wrapped around Preston’s unmistakable Hammond swagger. The recordCondition is Very Good, so you get that warm analog punch with only light signs of past spins. The coverCondition is Very Good Minus: some shelf wear, but the artwork still looks proudly vintage on a shelf or in a frame. This isn’t just another soul record; it’s the sound of a Beatle-approved sideman stepping right into the spotlight, trying on every style he loves and somehow making it all hang together. If you like your 70s collections with a little grit, a lot of groove, and a real musician at the controls, this belongs in your stack. Buy Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music vinyl LP in Very Good condition Today! TRACKLIST A1 - Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music (1:10) A2 - You're So Unique (3:18) A3 - How Long Has The Train Been Gone (2:27) A4 - My Soul Is A Witness (2:51) A5 - Sunday Morning (1:45) A6 - You've Got Me For Company (2:12) A7 - Listen To The Wind (3:14) B1 - Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music (Reprise) (0:23) B2 - Space Race (3:21) B3 - Do You Love Me? (2:55) B4 - I'm So Tired (4:26) B5 - It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (3:49) B6 - Minuet For Me (2:12)