Level 42 - Level 42 (Thousand Club) (1LP) (Signed Inner By Mark King)

Wax and Beans

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Description Originally released in 1981, Level 42 introduced one of the most distinctive British bands of the decade, bringing together jazz-funk, sophisticated pop, and tightly crafted grooves with an unmistakable sound of their own. The album captures the group’s early musical identity in full force, driven by Mark King’s remarkable bass playing alongside Mike Lindup’s keyboards and vocals, Phil Gould’s precise, propulsive drumming, and Boon Gould’s guitar work. Their combination of technical musicianship and strong songwriting gives the record an energy and sophistication that still sounds

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Level 42 - Level 42 (Thousand Club) (1LP) (Signed Inner By Mark King)

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