“We the People” is the debut studio album by the Washington, D.C.- Go-Go, funk band the Soul Searchers released in 1972 on Sussex Records. The album for its intense jazz-infused instrumentals, wah-wah guitar work, and tight staccato brass sections Album Standouts Tracks:
“We the People”: An aggressively paced, socially conscious title track featuring deep instrumental vamps and political philosophy. “Think”: A high-energy, upbeat cover of the James Brown classic defined by its blistering horn arrangements. Instrumental Grooves: The record’s B-side heavily leans into instrumental jazz-funk, frequently sought out by hip-hop producers for its infectious breakbeats. Soulful Ballads: Tracks like “Your Love Is So Doggone Good” offer a smooth, passionate contrast to the otherwise aggressive funk.
Track-listing:
1. We The People
2. Your Love Is So Doggone Good
3. It’s All In Your Mind
4. Soul To The People
5. Think
6. 1993
7. When Will My Eyes See
8. Blowout
