What is the best Curtis Mayfield album of all time?

Between the street-conscious funk of his early solo work, a soundtrack that became more famous than the film, and a remarkable comeback recorded under unimaginable circumstances, his output demands discussion. Cast your vote!

1. 1
   Curtis

   Curtis Mayfield's landmark 1970 debut solo album, blending conscious funk and soul with politically charged lyrics about Black life in America.
2. 2
   Superfly

   Curtis Mayfield's legendary 1972 soundtrack album for the blaxploitation film, which transcended the movie to become one of soul music's defining statements.
3. 3
   Roots

   Curtis Mayfield's acclaimed 1971 follow-up expanding on his debut's social themes with richer arrangements and deeper funk grooves.
4. 4
   Back to the World

   Curtis Mayfield's 1973 album addressing the struggles of Vietnam veterans returning home to a divided and economically harsh America.
5. 5
   There's No Place Like America Today

   Curtis Mayfield's 1975 album offering one of the most vivid and heartbreaking portraits of inner-city life in American music.
6. 6
   Sweet Exorcist

   Curtis Mayfield's 1974 album continuing his exploration of social themes with danceable grooves and sharp societal commentary.
7. 7
   Got to Find a Way

   Curtis Mayfield's 1974 introspective album with a more personal tone, featuring lush arrangements and meditative lyrics.
8. 8
   Short Eyes

   Curtis Mayfield's atmospheric 1977 prison film soundtrack featuring some of his most experimental and haunting compositions.
9. 9
   New World Order

   Curtis Mayfield's remarkable 1996 comeback album, recorded entirely with his voice as his only moving body part after a 1990 stage accident left him paralyzed.
10. 10
    Do It All Night

    Curtis Mayfield's 1978 disco-funk album showcasing his adaptability as the genre reshaped the music landscape.