Title: Mandrill Is
Content:  Mandrill Is is the second album by the Brooklyn-based soul/funk band Mandrill. Released in 1972 on Polydor Records, the album peaked at No. 24 on the Top Soul Albums chart.
Title: Mandrill (album)
Content:  Mandrill is the debut album by the Brooklyn, New York-based band Mandrill, released in 1971. The album peaked at number twenty-seven on the Billboard R&B albums chart.
Title: Mandrilland
Content:  Mandrilland is the fifth album by the Brooklyn-based soul/funk band Mandrill. Released in 1974 as a double album, Mandrilland was the band's last album on Polydor.
Title: Mandrill (band)
Content:  Mandrill is an American funk band from Brooklyn, New York, formed in 1968 by brothers Carlos, Lou, and Ric Wilson. AllMusic called them "One of funk's most progressive outfits... [with an] expansive, eclectic vision."
Title: Mandrill Is
Content: 1) "Ape Is High" 	5:32 ; 2) "Cohello" 	1:50 ; 3) "Git It All" 	4:30 ; 4) "Children of the Sun" 	5:00 ; 5) "I Refuse To Smile" 	4:05 ; 6) "Universal Rhythms" 	3:24 ; 7) "Lord of the Golden Baboon" 	3:33 ; 8) "Central Park" 	4:05 ; 9) "Kofijahm" 	3:25 ; 10) "Here Today Gone Tomorrow" 	4:30 ; 11) "The Sun Must Go Down" 	3:17 All songs written and arranged by Mandrill 
Title: Mandrill (band)
Content: Mandrill (1970) ; Mandrill Is (1971) ; Composite Truth (1973) ; Just Outside of Town (1973) ; Mandrilland (1974) ; Solid (1975) ; Beast from the East (1976) ; The Greatest (with George Benson) (soundtrack, 1977) ; We Are One (1978) ; New Worlds (1979) ; Getting in the Mood (1980) ; Energize (1981) ; Live at Montreux (2002) ; Back In Town (2020) 
Title: Mandrill (band)
Content:  Solomon replaced Cenas for their second album Mandrill Is, which also reached the Billboard soul and pop charts. Neftali Santiago then became Mandrill's new drummer. Their third album Composite Truth was released in 1973 and became their most successful release, with the single "Fencewalk" reaching number 19 on the Billboard singles chart. During this period, Mandrill gained critical notice as one of the most progressive and experimental funk bands of the 1970s, while their use of Latin elements drew comparisons to Santana and War. Funk historian Rickey Vincent noted Mandrill's multi-ethnic membership and "bizarre blend of African-based rhythms, scorching rock riffs, country fonk, bop jazz, and one-chord guitar rock operas." 
Title: Mandrill (band)
Content:  The Wilson brothers were born in Panama and grew up in the Bedford–Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn. With Carlos on trombone and vocals, Lou on trumpet and vocals, and Ric on saxophone and vocals, they formed the band to combine funk, soul, jazz, and Latin music. The band was named after the mandrill species of primate, which was known for its colorful features and family-oriented social structure. The other original members included keyboardist Claude "Coffee" Cave, guitarist Omar Mesa, bassist Bundie Cenas, and drummer Charlie Padro. They signed with Polydor Records and released their self-titled debut album in 1970. The album and its self-titled single "Mandrill" both reached the Billboard charts. Fudgie 
Title: Mandrill (band)
Content:  "Can You Get It." The band released three more albums for Arista, with diminishing success, and stopped recording as a group in 1982. Lou Wilson died at age 71 in 2013. In 2019 Mandrill announced a new album titled Back In Town. The album was released in October 2020. The current lineup includes Carlos, Ric, and Wilfredo Wilson, plus Marc Rey (lead guitar), Stacy Lamont Sydnor (drums), Derrick Murdock (bass), Eli Brueggeman (keyboards), and Keith Barry (viola, saxophone, flute). Mandrill songs have been sampled by many hip-hop acts such as Johnny D, Public Enemy, Beck, DJ Shadow, Shawty Lo, Big L, Kanye West, Jin, Eminem, The Avalanches, and 9th Wonder.
Title: Glyn Tucker Jnr
Content:  finalists, Mr Lee Grant, Larry's Rebels, Ray Woolf, Sandy Edmonds, The Avengers and Herma Keil. The show played concerts to packed houses in cinemas and theatres all over New Zealand.  In 1975 Tucker founded Mandrill Recording Studios with colleague Dave Hurley. Starting as a low-budget facility in which to record demos for local bands (and for himself) Mandrill flourished and became big supporter of local talent, recording hundreds of albums and singles over the following twenty years. Mandrill began with a simple 4-track Teac recorder and by the early eighties had upgraded to 24 track MCI and Otari machines with Trident mixing consoles. Tucker became a major influence on 

Question: What genre is Mandrill?
Answer: funk.
Funk.