2LP – Black Vinyl. Housed in a Gatefold Sleeve with liner notes contained on the inner sleeve.

Would Like To Pose A Question is one of the first previously-unreleased funk and soul albums issued by Now-Again, and it still sounds amazing today. Well, it would have to: it’s the brainchild of bandleader/drummer/singer/songwriter Lester Abrams (the L.A. in L.A. Carnival).

Abrams helped create hit singles like “Minute by Minute” and What A Fool Believes for the Doobie Brothers and played with artists such as B.B. King, Stevie Wonder, Peabo Bryson, Manfred Mann, Quincy Jones and many more. Before all that – in early 70s while still in Omaha – he brought a multi-racial band into the Pacific Avenue studio to cut an album’s worth of material.

Only one single – “Color” b/w “Blink Man” – was ever issued, and this album sat on master tapes in Abrams’ closet. That is until Now-Agains Eothen Alapatt intervened in the early 2000s and Would You Like To Pose A Question was at last given a proper full length release.

Tracklist:

A1. Flyin’
A2. We Need Peace And Love

B1. Pose A Question
B2. 7 Steps…
B3. Blind Man

C1. Can You Hum A Tune?
C2. Color
C3. The Klan

D1. Black Man’s March
D2. Ron’s Tune