Bread - Bread / On The Waters (2-fer) - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Formed in Vallejo, California in the 1950's, The Viscaynes were a high school doo-wop act who are said to be the first recorded singing group of Sylvester Stewart (aka Sly Stone), and the launching point of his extensive career. The group gained some early notoriety with a performance on Dick Stewart's Dance Party, after which they were introduced to producer George Motola. Charting on KYA radio's top 60 chart in 1961, InchYellow MoonInch became a hit song for The Viscaynes, though they split up around the time of the song's popularity. InchThe Viscaynes & FriendsInch is the first official full-length from the group, coming to light only after a master tape reel was discovered more than half a century since the group disbanded. The features seven tracks from Sly and The Viscaynes, along with one cut from the The Individuals and two from The Precisions, all of which were produced by features extensive liner notes from author, historian, and radio host Rickey Vincent.

Here are all their soft rock classics, finally on one CD Make It with You; Baby I'm-A Want You; If; Everything I Own; Lost Without Your Love; It Don't Matter to Me; the Guitar Man, and 13 more!

UK only 20-track CD album from one of the most popular American pop groups of the early '70s who released a string of well-crafted, melodic soft rock singles that became the band's signature sound including the singles 'Make It with You', 'Everything I Own', 'Guitar Man' & 'Lost Without Your Love'; on CD for the first time it is widely regarded by fans as the definitive Best of Bread, presented in picture slipcase with artwork matching that of the 1977 Vinyl . Warner. 2006.