The temptations - Bare Back flac album

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Find more Temptations - Bare Back vinyl records and LPs. We specialize in rare, high quality pressings. Sealed 1978 Original. Artist: Temptations Title: Bare Back Genre: Soul Type: New - LP Label: Atlantic Catalog ID: SD 19188 Country: USA Our ID: 126575. View other items by this Artist View other items on this Label.

The title track from The Temptations' 'Bare Back' (1978, Atlantic) album, their second and last during their brief, unsuccessful period on the Atlantic label in the late 70's, this was a single, but like all of their other Atlantic material, never went anywhere commercially. Supple basslines, spirited vocals (largely courtesy of lead vocalist Richard Street), and propulsive bass-heavy groove aside, perhaps it was better that it didn't, in retrospect.

The failure of Bare Back to win - or even keep - the longtime fans of The Temptations, led the group to return, successfully, to Motown in 1980 for Power, a fine album to which Berry Gordy personally attached his name as producer and which thrust The Tempts back into the Top 10. Other than Richard Streets' energetic lead on the risqué "Bare Back" and Glenn Leonard's glowing falsetto on "Ever Ready Love," there's not much to recommend on the Temptations' second Atlantic record release. Producers Brian and Eddie Holland didn't give Louis Price, who.

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