Brotherman was a Blaxploitation film set to hit screens in 1975.
Prior to the script being finished, the producers commissioned an original sound track to be performed by The Final Solution, a vocal group from Chicago’s west side.
Before even one foot of film was shot, the plug was pulled and the movie was cancelled. Dragged around for 30 years by songwriter, guitarist and arranger Carl Wolfolk, the tapes of his life’s work have finally been mixed, and the soundtrack album has been augmented to include two orchestrated instrumentals intended for the film. Having no stills from the film to work with, the Minneapolis’ Burlesque of North America was hired to paint the cover.
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Peace the advocates of dwelling, the power of selling. The odds like gambling. I am trying to be or bumblebee. The actions speak louder than words , out there like the serbs, have models and nerds.Trying to be her bed.