For the Tower of Power devotee who wants the horn section on wax or disc, this page collects the full run of Tower of Power titles currently in the Relix store, spanning studio albums, holiday recordings, and career retrospectives in both vinyl and CD formats.
The catalog here covers a lot of ground. On the CD side you will find Great American Soulbook, Oakland Zone, T.O.P., Its Christmas, and Very Best of Tower of Power: The Warner Years, the latter on Rhino and a reliable entry point into the band's Warner catalog. On vinyl, Step Up arrives as a standard LP on Artistry Music. The holiday season is well represented with two vinyl pressings of It's Christmas: one on red vinyl and one listed as a Limited Edition colored pressing, both on Tower of Power Rec. That red vinyl copy in particular is a strong shelf piece for anyone who decorates with records as seriously as they listen to them.
Why buy from Relix
Relix has been covering the intersection of soul, funk, jam, and roots music since 1974, which means Tower of Power has been part of the conversation here for decades. The store reflects the same sensibility as the magazine: we stock what we actually care about, not whatever is moving units on a general marketplace. The Relix Sessions series is one example of that commitment, live recordings produced by Relix and pressed to vinyl on the Relix Vinyl label. When we carry a back catalog title or a new pressing, it is because it belongs alongside the artists and records we write about every issue.
All titles here are new and sealed. Pre-order titles display a street date on the product page and ship when the label releases them. CDs ship in protective packaging.
If Tower of Power is your entry point into a deeper dig, the store has more to explore. Browse Funk, Soul and R&B Vinyl Records for related artists across the genre, or check Colored Vinyl Records and Limited Variants for pressings worth hunting down by color and edition. Fans who follow the live side of things will find plenty in Live Vinyl Albums and Records, and the Jam Band Vinyl Records section connects Tower of Power to the broader world of extended, improvisational performance that Relix has always championed.