20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Dramatics The Dramatics

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  • Release Date: 09/27/2005
  • Sales Rank: 40,174
  • Label: HIP-O RECORDS
  • UPC: 602498840818

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20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Dramatics

1LISTENWhatcha See Is Whatcha Get 3:57
2LISTENIn the Rain 5:06
3LISTENHey You! Get Off My Mountain 3:29
4LISTENDoor to Your Heart 5:45
5LISTENMe and Mrs. Jones / Ron Banks & The Dramatics 6:16
6LISTEN(I'm Going By) The Stars in Your Eyes / Ron Banks & The Dramatics 3:42
7LISTENYou're Fooling You 3:32
8LISTENBe My Girl 4:29
9LISTENI Can't Get Over You 4:07
10LISTENShake It Well 5:51
11LISTENOcean of Thoughts and Dreams 4:38
12LISTENWelcome Back Home 6:41

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As part of Universal's 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection, this 12-song disc highlights the Dramatics' best-known smooth soul material originally released in the '70s on three sperate labels: Volt, ABC, and MCA. The track listing is in chronological order starting with the group's first Top Five smash from 1971, "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get," followed by the original Top Ten versions of "In the Rain," "Hey You! Get off My Mountain," "Shake It Well," "Be My Girl," and concluding nine years later with their final charted release, "Welcome Back Home." As is the case with similar soul groups of the period, like the Delfonics or the Stylistics, the overall quality of material is consistently high, with the exception of a too-smooth and over-produced version of "Me and Mrs. Jones." Still, enough gems are included to please any soul fan. Les Campbell, All Music Guide

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