The Gathering - Song For A Friend 1987 (45')


Hello my friends, this is one of my favorite records. This record 45' was released in 1987 on Southbound Records. There is not much information about it. I have also never seen other record by the same group called The Gathering. It includes vocal version on the A side and instrumental on the other side. Both are great with fantastic saxophone. The song entitled "Song For A Friend" was written by Larry T.Threadgill. He was also arranger and producer.

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