Name: Look Out For #1 by The Brothers Johnson
Brand: The Brothers Johnson
SKU: 602435842356
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Thunder Thumbs And Lightnin' Licks View on Youtube

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Get The Funk Out Ma Face View on Youtube

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The Brothers Johnson first earned national recognition as recording artists by singing the sensuously funky mid-tempo number "Is It Love That We're Missin'," featured on Quincy Jones' album Mellow Madness. The dynamic duo maintains that same groove on this, its debut release for A&M Records. The first single was the moderate number "I'll Be Good to You," which is soothing like a ballad but inducing like a liquid funk cut. The guitar tandem landed on top of the R&B charts with this gold-selling single. They returned to the Top Five with the bona fide funk jam "Get the Funk out of My Face," which peaked at number four. Their remake of the Beatles' classic "Come Together" comes with a soulful twist. Aside from this remake, the Brothers co-wrote every other song on this album, including the untarnished instrumental "Tomorrow," which later became a number one single for Quincy Jones' Back on the Block. This album is consistent throughout. ~ Craig Lytle

1. I'll Be Good To You

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright
Jesse Kirkland; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Lyricist: Louis Johnson
Senora Sam
George Johnson; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Ralph Mcdonald; Performer
Composer: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Senora Sam; Composer
Performer: Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright
Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Dave Grusin
Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Lee Ritenour
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Terry Harrington
Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Bill Lamb
Chuck Findley; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Paul Riser
Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Senora Sam; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

2. Thunder Thumbs And Lightnin' Licks

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright
Jesse Kirkland; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Paul Riser
Dave Grusin; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Ralph Mcdonald; Performer
Composer: Dave Grusin
George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Paul Riser; Composer
Performer: Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Dave Grusin
Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Lee Ritenour
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Terry Harrington
Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis
Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Bill Lamb
Chuck Findley; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Paul Riser
Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: Paul Riser
George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Dave Grusin; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

3. Get The Funk Out Ma Face

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright
Jesse Kirkland; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Quincy Jones; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Ralph Mcdonald; Performer
Composer: Quincy Jones
George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Composer
Performer: Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright
Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Dave Grusin
Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Lee Ritenour
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Terry Harrington
Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Bill Lamb
Chuck Findley; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Paul Riser
Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Quincy Jones; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

4. Tomorrow

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Jesse Kirkland
Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington; Performer
Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Ralph Mcdonald
Harvey Mason; Performer
Composer: Louis Johnson
George Johnson; Composer
Performer: Terry Harrington
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Lee Ritenour
Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham
Dave Grusin
The Brothers Johnson
Ernie Watts
Sahib Shihab
Jim Gilstrap
Glenn Ferris
Ralph Mcdonald
Syreeta Wright
Chuck Findley
Don Lewis
Bill Lamb
Jesse Kirkland
Paul Riser
Pepper Swinson; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Chuck Findley
Bill Lamb; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Quincy Jones
Paul Riser
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

5. Free And Single

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Jesse Kirkland
Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington; Performer
Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Ralph Mcdonald
Harvey Mason; Performer
Composer: Louis Johnson
George Johnson; Composer
Performer: Terry Harrington
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Lee Ritenour
Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham
Dave Grusin
The Brothers Johnson
Ernie Watts
Sahib Shihab
Jim Gilstrap
Glenn Ferris
Ralph Mcdonald
Syreeta Wright
Chuck Findley
Don Lewis
Bill Lamb
Jesse Kirkland
Paul Riser
Pepper Swinson; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Chuck Findley
Bill Lamb; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Quincy Jones
Paul Riser
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

6. Come Together

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Pepper Swinson
Syreeta Wright
Jesse Kirkland
Jim Gilstrap; Performer
Lyricist: Paul Mccartney
John Lennon; Composer
Bass Guitar: Louis Johnson; Performer
Bass Guitar: Louis Johnson; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington; Performer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour
George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Ralph Mcdonald
Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham; Performer
Composer: Paul Mccartney
John Lennon; Composer
Performer: Lee Ritenour
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis
Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright
Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Louis Johnson
George Johnson
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Dave Grusin
Billy Cobham
Terry Harrington
Harvey Mason
Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Toots Thielemans
Quincy Jones; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Chuck Findley
Bill Lamb; Performer
Vocals: Louis Johnson
George Johnson; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Paul Riser
Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: John Lennon
Paul Mccartney; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

7. Land Of Ladies

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright
Jesse Kirkland; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Lyricist: Louis Johnson
Henry George Johnson
Louis E. Johnson
George Johnson; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Ralph Mcdonald; Performer
Composer: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Henry George Johnson
Louis E. Johnson; Composer
Performer: Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Dave Grusin
Billy Cobham
Harvey Mason
Lee Ritenour
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Terry Harrington
Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis
Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Bill Lamb
Chuck Findley; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Paul Riser
Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson
Henry George Johnson
Louis E. Johnson; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

8. Dancin' And Prancin'

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Syreeta Wright
Pepper Swinson
Jesse Kirkland
Jim Gilstrap; Performer
Composer: E.w. Cunningham; Composer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts
Sahib Shihab; Performer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Lyricist: E.w. Cunningham; Composer
Percussion: Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham
Ralph Mcdonald; Performer
Performer: Pepper Swinson
Paul Riser
Jesse Kirkland
Bill Lamb
Don Lewis
Chuck Findley
Syreeta Wright
Ralph Mcdonald
Glenn Ferris
Jim Gilstrap
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
The Brothers Johnson
Terry Harrington
Toots Thielemans
Dave Grusin
Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham
Lee Ritenour
Quincy Jones; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production
Saxophone: Terry Harrington
Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts; Performer
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Chuck Findley
Bill Lamb; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Quincy Jones
The Brothers Johnson
Paul Riser; Production
Composer Lyricist: E.w. Cunningham; Other

9. The Devil

by The Brothers Johnson

Background Vocals: Jesse Kirkland
Pepper Swinson
Jim Gilstrap
Syreeta Wright; Performer
Drums: Harvey Mason; Performer
Flute: Sahib Shihab
Ernie Watts
Terry Harrington; Performer
Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Composer
Guitar: Lee Ritenour; Performer
Harmonica: Toots Thielemans; Performer
Keyboard: Don Lewis; Performer
Percussion: Billy Cobham
Ralph Mcdonald
Harvey Mason; Performer
Composer: Louis Johnson
George Johnson; Composer
Performer: Terry Harrington
Quincy Jones
Toots Thielemans
Lee Ritenour
Harvey Mason
Billy Cobham
Dave Grusin
The Brothers Johnson
Ernie Watts
Sahib Shihab
Jim Gilstrap
Glenn Ferris
Ralph Mcdonald
Syreeta Wright
Chuck Findley
Don Lewis
Bill Lamb
Jesse Kirkland
Paul Riser
Pepper Swinson; Performer
Piano: Dave Grusin; Performer
Saxophone: Sahib Shihab
Terry Harrington
Ernie Watts; Performer
Synthesizer: Dave Grusin; Performer
Trombone: Glenn Ferris; Performer
Trumpet: Chuck Findley
Bill Lamb; Performer
Programmer: Ian Underwood; Production
Recording Arrangement: Quincy Jones
Paul Riser
The Brothers Johnson; Production
Composer Lyricist: George Johnson
Louis Johnson; Other
Primary Artist: The Brothers Johnson; Main Performer
Producer: Quincy Jones; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

9 tracks available

Type

ALBUM

Format

Digital Media

Duration

35 minutes and 6 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 640x640 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

Studio Quality (Hi-Res)

24bit / 96 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Hi-Res/Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

Only 1/9 tracks has lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

No synced lyrics found

Genres

R&B, Soul, Funk

Label

A&M

Music Distribution Service

Universal Music Hi-Res

Country

United States

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Dec 31, 1975

Track Preview

Available

Delivery Charge

Free

Delivery Method

Digital download link via Email or Personal Dashboard on this site

UPC

602435842356

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