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Loveshine

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Loveshine is a 1978 studio album by Con Funk Shun, released by Mercury Records. The Vallejo, California group blends funk, soul, and smooth rhythm and blues through layered vocals, prominent bass, keyboards, guitars, and horn arrangements. The album belongs to the period in which Con Funk Shun developed a polished ensemble sound suited both to dancing and to slower romantic material, making it relevant to listeners of late 1970s funk and soul.

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When was Con Funk Shun's Loveshine released?

Loveshine was released in 1978 by Mercury Records. It came from Con Funk Shun's Vallejo, California period of smooth funk, soul, and rhythm and blues.

How many songs are on Loveshine?

The album contains nine songs and runs for about 41 minutes. Its track list includes 'So Easy,' 'Magic Woman,' 'Shake and Dance with Me,' 'Make It Last,' and 'Loveshine.'

Is 'Loveshine' the main song on the album?

Yes. The title track is one of the album's central mellow grooves, surrounded by songs such as 'When the Feeling's Right' and 'I Think I Found the Answer.'

What instruments define Con Funk Shun's sound on Loveshine?

The group's sound combines prominent bass, keyboards, guitars, drums, layered vocals, and horn arrangements. That combination gives Loveshine a smoother feel than hard-driving 1970s funk while retaining a strong rhythmic foundation.

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