Summary: The Brothers Johnson* – Blam is a vinyl record released in 1978 by the funk/R&B duo consisting of brothers George and Louis Johnson. The album was their third studio album, and it featured a combination of funk and disco-influenced music, with a focus on upbeat and danceable rhythms. The album was well-received by critics, and it was a commercial success.

About the Artist: The Brothers Johnson* are an American funk/R&B duo consisting of brothers George and Louis Johnson. They began their career in 1976 and released their debut album Look Out for#1 the following year. They had a string of successful albums throughout the late 1970s and early 1980s, including Right On Time (1977) and Light Up the Night (1980). They were heavily influenced by the music of James Brown and Sly Stone, and their sound was a combination of funk, soul, and disco.

About the Record: The Brothers Johnson* – Blam was released in 1978 and it featured a combination of funk, disco, and soul music. The album featured the single “Ain’t We Funkin’ Now”. This album is a RARE VINYL and a  club edition.

About the Cover: The album cover for The Brothers Johnson* – Blam featured a cartoon-style illustration of the brothers in a colorful, futuristic setting. The artwork was designed by Hipgnosis, a British art design group that was responsible for the artwork of many classic albums from the 1970s and 1980s. The artwork was a reflection of the upbeat and funky sound of the album.

About the Lyrics and Music: The Brothers Johnson* – Blam featured lyrics that focused on themes of love, joy, and optimism. The music featured a combination of funk, soul, and disco, with upbeat and danceable rhythms. Standout tracks include the funk-influenced “Ain’t We Funkin’ Now”.

Conclusion: The Brothers Johnson* – Blam is a classic funk/R&B album from 1978, featuring a combination of funk, soul, and disco. The album featured upbeat and danceable rhythms, and its lyrics focused on themes of love, joy, and optimism. The album was well-received by critics and was a commercial success.

Other Recommendations: Fans of The Brothers Johnson* – Blam might also enjoy other albums by the group, such as Look Out for#1 (1976), Right On Time (1977), and Light Up the Night (1980). Fans of funk and soul music might also enjoy albums by artists such as James Brown, Sly Stone, and Parliament.

About the tracklist: Side one:
Ain’t we fuckin’ now
So won’t you stay
Blam!
Side two:
Rocket countdown/Blastoff
Ride-o-rocket
Mista’ cool
It’s your girl
Streetwave