Infinity - Spread the word 1984 Lp



Infinity was an obscure gospel/soul group. They had many personnel changes in its many years as group. The members were Rodney Bell on vocals, electric and accoustic piano, George Brooks on Alto and Tenor Saxophone, Bob Castro on drums and percussion, Dino Ciccone on vocals, Billy R.Kemp on bass and guitar, Charles Lothlen III on vocals and percussion, Leonard Lothlen on vocals, bass and guitar, George Vasquez on Sound enjineer. This great album was recorded at M&S Studios in San Francisco, California. Other musicians participated such as Glen Appell on trumpet, Charles R.Webb on organ, Melvin Seals on electric and accoustic piano, Bruce Guijda on guitar and Rich Hubbard on electric piano.
It was released in 1984 on Message Records. Produced by Bob Olsen. Executive producers by Infinity. Post production coordinator by Karvin Johnson (He was lead singer of the groups Halo and Gemini). All horn arrangement by George Brooks.
I chose three great tracks entitled "Peace and harmony", "All the way with the lord" and "Tell the world about it".










Note: The above posted tracks are not played in full

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Anonymous said…
I Love this song! Kinda Earth Wind & Fire? Gospel Style!
I remember Rodney Bell from Laney College in Snowwe & the 7 Fairies!
He's in Nashville Now....
March 4, 2010 at 10:49 PM
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