Crusaders – Street Life (LP) MCA 3094 Jazz-Funk 1979 VG/VG Groove Tested

Here’s a well-kept copy of Street Life, the Crusaders’ smooth-grooving 1979 breakthrough on MCA. The eight-minute title cut with vocalist Randy Crawford still turns up in movies and GTA playlists, while deeper album cuts like “Rodeo Drive” and “Night Faces” show off Joe Sample’s Fender-Rhodes lines and Wilton Felder’s sax work. Vinyl plays clean with only the light hairlines you’d expect from a late-’70s sleeve; the jacket shows ring wear and a corner ding but the neon-lit Beverly Hills cover art pops on the shelf. A solid spin for fans of jazz-funk, crate-digging DJs, or anyone fleshing out a late-’70s fusion section. Item Breakdown: - Artist: The Crusaders - Album: Street Life - Label: MCA Records - Catalog #: MCA-3094 - Release Year: 1979 - Format: 12″ Vinyl LP, 33 RPM, Stereo - Genre/Style: Jazz-Funk, Soul-Jazz, Fusion - Track List: Street Life / My Lady / Rodeo Drive / Carnival of the Night / The Hustler / Night Faces - Producers: Wilton Felder, Stix Hooper, Joe Sample - Record Grading: VG (visual) – glossy with a few light scuffs, play-tested clean - Sleeve Grading: VG – edge/corner wear, minor crease lower right - Matrix / Run-out: AA-1125-## / AA-1126-## (etched) - Country of Pressing: USA - Weight: ~140 g standard press - Notable Credits: Title track vocals by Randy Crawford; album reached Billboard Top 20 Cover shows minor edge and corner wear. Vinyl appears in good condition with light scuffs not affecting play.