Artist: Lalomie Washburn
Album: My Music Is Hot (Remastered)
Genre: Soul, Funk, Acid Jazz
Release Date: 1977/2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 192 kHz
Duration: 36:04
Total Tracks: 7
Total Size: 1,25 GB

Tracklist:

1. Lalomie Washburn – Give Me Love With The Music (05:36)
2. Lalomie Washburn – Double Funkin’ (04:58)
3. Lalomie Washburn – My Love Is Hot (Caliente) (06:43)
4. Lalomie Washburn – Man Power (Can You Do It) (05:20)
5. Lalomie Washburn – Shades Of Blue (04:00)
6. Lalomie Washburn – Freaky Strangeness (05:16)
7. Lalomie Washburn – What’s Love (04:09)

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Formerly part of the ‘70s soul & funk groups Love Craft and High Voltage, Lalomie was backup singer to legends of the likes of Ray Charles, Ike & Tina Turner and Chaka Khan, and songwriter for Buddy Miles, The Brothers Johnson and Aretha Franklin. Lalomie Washburn signed to Parachute Records in 1977 and enjoyed a solo recording career stretching up to the mid-‘90s, when she released a further album and a string of well received dance 12 inch singles.

This release combines Lalomie’s first solo album “My Music Is Hot” (1977) with all of her singles and b-sides from the ‘70s Parachute recording era.

Includes the singles ‘My Love Is Hot (Caliente Un Amour), ‘Man Power (Can You Do It)’, ‘Double Funkin’ and ‘Two Sides’, plus all b-sides and alternative mixes from each of her early releases on Parachute.”Although Lalomie Washburn has provided background vocals for many R&B artists and has written songs for greats like Chaka Khan and Buddy Miles, she never got very far as a solo artist. And that isn’t because of weak material although 1977’s little known My Music Is Hot falls short of being a gem, it’s a decent soul-funk outing. The title is accurate; Washburn is definitely a hot-blooded vocalist, and sweaty numbers like “Double Funkin’,” “Freaky Strangeness,” and the Latin-flavored “My Love Is Hot (Caliente)” make it clear that she is very much a belter. With the right exposure, My Music Is Hot might have done well. But the LP, which came out on the Casablanca-distributed Parachute label, received very little attention and it wasn’t long before you could find unopened copies selling for as little as 50 cents in small mom-and-pop stores. Out of print since 1979 or 1980, My Love Is Hot hasn’t been reissued on CD and probably never will be.