Charles Kynard - Afro Disiac

Review by Sergey Shvedov

Afro Disiac by Charles Kynard is a soul-jazz album that was released in 1970. The album features Kynard's signature Hammond B-3 organ sound, which is complemented by a funky rhythm section and a horn section.

The album kicks off with the upbeat and funky "Afro-Disiac," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Kynard's playing is top-notch, and he is able to create a groove that is both infectious and danceable.

The album also features some slower, more soulful tracks, such as "Odds On" and "Chanson Du Nuit." These tracks showcase Kynard's ability to create a mood with his playing and demonstrate his versatility as a musician.

One of the standout tracks on the album is the cover of the Beatles' "Something." Kynard's interpretation of the song is soulful and funky, and the horn section adds an extra layer of depth to the track.

Summary by Sergey Shvedov

Afro Disiac is a great album that showcases Charles Kynard's talents as a musician and highlights his ability to create a funky, soulful sound. It's a must-listen for fans of soul-jazz and Hammond B-3 organ music.