Nautilus 7" (Color) fg_Catalog Number_B001661501 visited legendary studio Sam Phillips

visited legendary studio Sam Phillips Recording in Memphis

1972’s Back Stabbers scored no less than two Top Five Pop and three Top Five R&B smashes with the songs “Love Train

honing their songwriting chops

Love Is An Art finds Carlton reckoning with toxic relationships (the confessional “Miner’s Canary”)

” “Ball Of Confusion (That’s What The World Is Today)

Nautilus 7" (Color) fg_Catalog Number_B001661501 visited legendary studio Sam PhillipsIn 1974, Bob James released his first solo album, One, which featured a whos who of notable jazz greats like Idris Muhammad, Jon Faddis, Grover Washington Jr, James Gadd, and more. The album also produced a few successful songs, like Bobs version of Roberta Flacks Feel Like Making Love. Hidden at the at the very end of One was a largely overlooked filler track that would go on to impact a whole new generation a decade later. This song was Nautilus.