Old School, Vol. 5

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  • Release Date: 11/15/1994
  • Sales Rank: 29,362
  • Label: THUMP RECORDS
  • UPC: 039405405028

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Old School, Vol. 5

1LISTENCall Me / Skyy 6:22
2LISTENMurphy's Law / Cheri 3:55
3LISTENI'll Do Anything for You / Denroy Morgan 4:01
4LISTENLet's Get Crackin' / Shock 3:50
5LISTENDo You Love What You Feel / Rufus & Chaka Khan 4:28
6LISTENDon't Stop the Rock / Freestyle Express 5:30
7LISTENBad Times (I Can't Stand It) / Captain Rapp 5:32
8LISTENDisco Nights (Rock Freak) / GQ 3:56
9LISTENAre You Single / Aurra 6:31
10LISTENMeeting in the Ladies Room / Klymaxx 5:13
11LISTENThe Men All Pause / Klymaxx 7:11
12LISTENLove Come Down / Evelyn "Champagne" King 6:05
13LISTENLet's Celebrate / Skyy 7:07
14LISTENWest Coast Poplock / Ronnie Hudson 5:27

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Thump's Old School series contains funk and soul singles from the '70s and '60s. Each volume contains 14 tracks, and while each disc is a little uneven, each has some highlights and classic songs. Among the highlights on Vol. 5 are "Call Me," "Murphy's Law, " "Chaka Khan, " "GQ, " "West Coast Poplock, " "Let's Celebrate" and "Meeting in the Ladies Room." Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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April 13, 2002: I like your taste of artists,to use more than one song by the same group on a Mixed CD is kind of showing a lack of interest in producing an Old School hit attack..