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Title: Dynamic Superiors / Pure Pleasure
Artist: The Dynamic Superiors
Label: Ais
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929070332
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2010-11-02
Number of Discs: 1
Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the under-appreciated Soulsters on one disc: The Dynamic Superiors and Pure Pleasure, both released in 1975. The albums were produced by the hitmaking husband-and-wife team of Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson. The Dynamic Superiors' lead singer Tony Washington was openly gay - and seemingly, the first openly gay black recording artist, predating Sylvester and Carl Bean by a number of years. The group's self-titled Motown debut included the now-classic 'Shoe Shoe Shine,' a Top 20 US R&B hit and the follow-up, 'Leave It Alone' which reached #13 on the US R&B charts as well as the Ashford & Simpson chestnut, 'Don't Send Nobody Else'. Pure Pleasure included the dance hit, 'Face the Music,' a Top 10 disco hit in 1975.
Tracks:
1.1 Shoe Shoe Shine
1.2 Soon
1.3 Leave It Alone
1.4 Don't Send Nobody Else
1.5 Romeo
1.6 Star of My Life
1.7 Cry When You Want to
1.8 I Got Away
1.9 One-Nighter
1.10 Release Me
1.11 Deception
1.12 Pleasure
1.13 Nobody's Gonna Change Me
1.14 Feeling Mellow
1.15 Face the Music
1.16 Hit and Run Lovers
1.17 A Better Way
1.18 Don't Give Up on Me Baby
1.19 Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
The Dynamic Superiors: Dynamic Superiors / Pure Pleasure - CD
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Artist: The Dynamic Superiors
Label: Ais
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929070332
Genre: Soul/R & B
Release Date: 2010-11-02
Number of Discs: 1
Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the under-appreciated Soulsters on one disc: The Dynamic Superiors and Pure Pleasure, both released in 1975. The albums were produced by the hitmaking husband-and-wife team of Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson. The Dynamic Superiors' lead singer Tony Washington was openly gay - and seemingly, the first openly gay black recording artist, predating Sylvester and Carl Bean by a number of years. The group's self-titled Motown debut included the now-classic 'Shoe Shoe Shine,' a Top 20 US R&B hit and the follow-up, 'Leave It Alone' which reached #13 on the US R&B charts as well as the Ashford & Simpson chestnut, 'Don't Send Nobody Else'. Pure Pleasure included the dance hit, 'Face the Music,' a Top 10 disco hit in 1975.
Tracks:
1.1 Shoe Shoe Shine
1.2 Soon
1.3 Leave It Alone
1.4 Don't Send Nobody Else
1.5 Romeo
1.6 Star of My Life
1.7 Cry When You Want to
1.8 I Got Away
1.9 One-Nighter
1.10 Release Me
1.11 Deception
1.12 Pleasure
1.13 Nobody's Gonna Change Me
1.14 Feeling Mellow
1.15 Face the Music
1.16 Hit and Run Lovers
1.17 A Better Way
1.18 Don't Give Up on Me Baby
1.19 Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing
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