"White Light," released in 1974, is the third studio album by the American soul and funk band Superfly. Here are some interesting facts about the album and the band:
Soundtrack for the Movie: The album served as the soundtrack for the Blaxploitation film "Super Fly T.N.T." It followed their highly successful soundtrack for the original "Super Fly" film.
Curtis Mayfield's Involvement: Curtis Mayfield, renowned for his work in soul and funk music, produced and composed the music for both the original "Super Fly" and "Super Fly T.N.T." soundtracks. His musical genius played a significant role in the success of the albums.
Critical and Commercial Success: While "White Light" didn't achieve the same level of commercial success as its predecessor, it still received positive reviews for its music and continued the band's legacy of blending soul, funk, and social commentary.
Notable Tracks: The album includes notable tracks such as "Ain't No Love (Like My Baby's Love)" and "Love Me Right." These songs exhibit Superfly's characteristic blend of funk and soul.
Influence on Music: Superfly's music, including tracks from "White Light," has had a lasting impact on music, particularly in the realms of soul, funk, and R&B. Their sound and style have influenced subsequent generations of musicians.
Legacy: Despite not reaching the same level of commercial success as the original "Super Fly" soundtrack, "White Light" remains an important part of the band's discography, showcasing their musical versatility and contributions to the era's music scene.