An essential but long-overlooked chapter in the story of soul and funk music, The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend is the only album ever released by Baby Huey (born James Ramey), and it remains a powerful, posthumous cult classic.

Released in 1971 on Curtom Records, just months after Baby Huey’s untimely death at age 26, the album was produced by none other than Curtis Mayfield. It blends psychedelic soul, deep funk, and politically charged spoken word in a way that was years ahead of its time.

Featuring fiery tracks like Listen to Me, Hard Times, and Running, the album became a foundational influence on hip-hop and neo-soul artists decades later — with samples used by A Tribe Called Quest, Ghostface Killah, and Public Enemy.

Though his life was tragically cut short, Baby Huey’s only album stands as one of the most electrifying and genre-blurring statements in all of soul music history — a must-have for crate diggers and funk heads alike.

Side A
1. Listen To Me
2. Mama Get Yourself Together
3. A Change Is Going To Come
4. Aquarius (Bonus Track)

Side B
1. Mighty Mighty
2. Hard Times
3. California Dreamin’
4. Running
5. One Dragon Two Dragon
6. You Make Me Feel So Very Happy (Bonus Track)
7. Little Linda Turn On (Bonus Track)
8. Turn On To Me (Bonus Track)