The rarest Chicago sweet soul LP, back in print for the first time in half a century. Arrow Brown's incomparable album "The Magic of The Majestic Arrows" was made in the basement of his Bronzeville harem/headquarters and was the result of years of work on the fringes of Chicago's famed Record Row.

Released on his own Bandit imprint, the LP is a string-laden fantasy that straddles the line between '50s doo-wop and 1970s studio excess. Backed by the Chosen Few and the Scott Brothers, arranged by Benjamin Wright, sung by Brown's 17-year-old daughter Tridia and Moroccan falsettist Larry Brown, and charted by Eugene Phillips of The Wind, the album is an outsider D. I.Y. soul genius waiting for the friction of a phono needle to reveal its immortal magic.

A1 One More Time Around (Vocal)
A2 Love Is All I Need
A3 Doing It For Us
A4 Going To Make A Time Machine (Vocal)
A5 Going To Make A Time Machine (Instrumental)
A6 Ladies And Wonderful Girls
B1 I'Ll Never Cry For Another Boy
B2 We Love Together
B3 Another Day
B4 The Magic Of Your Love
B5 One More Time Around (Instrumental)
B6 If I Had A Little Love (Rehearsal Take)