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From Bill Moss’ civil rights meditation “Sock It To ‘Em Soul Brother” to Marion Black’s future hit about the future “Who Knows” to Kool Blues bounding “I’m Gonna Keep on Loving You
To tell these stories an equally symbolic medium is required
Between 1967 and 1981
Who do we become when we live our dreams
Universal Togetherness Band SSW From Bill Moss’ civil rightsBetween 1979 and 1982, The Universal Togetherness Band tracked unearthly portions of their sprawling songbook for bewildered students in Columbia Colleges audio engineering program. Storming the gates of Chicagos premier recording studios, the erudite party band explored permutations of soul, jazz fusion, new wave, and disco with little regard for studio rates or the availability of magnetic tape. Universal Togetherness Band captures the brightest,
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