Commodores - Commodores (Reissue) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Commodores - Commodores (Reissue) (Vinyl) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Commodores
- EAN/UPC
- 0602557431612
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Cat No
- B0026396-01
- Released
- 2017
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Motown
- Styles
- Funk, Soul
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Description
Commodores — Commodores
Format: Vinyl • Label: Motown (B0026396-01) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Funk, Soul
Tracklist:
A1. Squeeze The Fruit
A2. Funny Feelings
A3. Heaven Knows
A4. Zoom
B1. Won't You Come Dance With Me
B2. Brick House
B3. Funky Situation
B4. Patch It Up
B5. Easy
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About the artist
American funk soul band of the 1970s and 1980s.
They formed as freshmen in Tuskegee University, Alabama, in 1968.
They signed to Motown in 1972, starting with a support stint in The Jackson 5 tour.
They started recording in 1969 in a career that lasted to early 90's.
They have sold in total over 75 million records.
Their peak years commercially were in the late 70's with ballads like "Easy", "Still" and "Three Times a Lady" that defined the style of Lionel Richie's solo career as well.
They are known for the dance funk numbers like "Machine Gun", "Brick House", "The Bump", "Fancy Dancer", and "Too Hot Ta Trot".
Their best work is produced by their permanent producer James Anthony Carmichael.
In 1978 they made a brief appearance in the disco movie "Thank God It's Friday".
When Lionel Richie left for a solo career, Heatwave's J.D. Nicholas replaced him.
Their first Grammy award came in 1985 with their Marvin Gaye tribute "Nightshift".
In 1982, Thomas McClary left the band and was replaced by Sheldon Reynolds.
In 1983 Skyler Jett replaced Lionel Richie for their world tour.
At the end of 2024 J.D. Nicholas retired. The new lineup consists of William King, Cody Orange, Colin Orange, and Brent Carter
Source: Discogs