Track Listing

1. Time - Light Of The World
2. London Town - Light Of The World
3. I Shot The Sheriff - Light Of The World
4. I'm So Happy - Light Of The World
5. More Of Myself - Light Of The World
6. Visualise Yourself (And Your Mind) - Light Of The World
7. Painted Lady - Light Of The World
8. Pete's Crusade - Light Of The World
9. I Walk The Streets Alone - Light Of The World
10. Something For Nothing - Light Of The World
11. Cosmic Lust - Beggar & Co.
12. Pete's Crusade - Beggar & Co.
13. Bahia De Palma - Beggar & Co.
14. I'm So Happy - Beggar & Co.
15. Time - Beggar & Co.
16. Movin' - Beggar & Co.
17. Somebody Help Me Out - Beggar & Co.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #34250 in Music
• Released on: 2008-09-15
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

CD Description
This is the first time that this classic Light of the World album has been released on CD. It has been in demand from fans for several years.

Also includes 7 bonus tracks recorded by Beggar & Co (a band made up of some Light of the World founder members) recorded live at the Jazz Cafe.

The original album contains the Light of the World hits London Town, I Shot The Sheriff, I'm So Happy and Time, as well as (Somebody) Help Me Out in the Beggar & Co set.

Sleeve notes by Light of the World and Beggar & Co founder Kenny Wellington.

Customer Reviews

Long overdue CD issue for this British funk classic
Anyone familiar with LOTW and their sound will want to snap up this classic album - it is undoubtedly one the best soul/funk albums Britain has ever produced and certainly worth more than the modest asking price.

However, it is unfortunate that EMI's reissue team have once again let themselves down with a flat, rough-sounding transfer that doesn't do justice to Augie Johnson's crisp upfront production. Interesting as it is to hear LOTW/Beggar & Co/Funk Jazz Collective's poorly recorded recent live recordings included here as bonus tracks, it surely would have been better to include the blistering original 12" mixes.

All credit to EMI for making this available but like Johnnie Taylor's 'What About My Love" CD issue and the recent 2-CD Capitol Disco compilation it presents another wasted opportunity by EMI to cash-in on their vast back catalogue and wealth of sonic expertise.

about time
Great album - the pioneers of Brit funk at their best. Time (live) is superb but disappointed in Somebody help me out! just over 1 minute live - seems little point. It would be great to get a whole live set from them - come on guys, how about it?

Britfunk at it's best
Round Trip Great to have this on cd.The eighties a great time for dance music