The Chilites — For God's Sake Give More Power to the People McCoy Tyner They have often worked with

They have often worked with filmmakers

giving new dimension to the band’s vocal arrangements

Sugaregg is a testament that profound change can yield profound results - in this case

in addition to left-field inclusions like Françoise Hardy's "Tous Les Garcons et Les Filles" and Django Reinhardt's "Blues Clair

his digitized voice chanting widely over the mutated New Wave-esque anthem

The Chilites — For God's Sake Give More Power to the People McCoy Tyner They have often worked withThe Chi Lites' third album, "(For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People", finds the group tapping into the social consciousness movement of the early '70s, presumably influenced by contemporaries like Sly & the Family Stone and fellow Chicagoan Curtis Mayfield. They had one of the sweetest voices in soul music with Eugene Record, but their 1971 release showed a different side of the band, both lyrical content and production on tracks like "We Are