The Undisputed Truth - Method To The Madness FLAC album

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The Undisputed Truth is the self titled debut album of the Motown group of the same name. Released in 1971, it was produced entirely by Norman Whitfield. The album includes the group's biggest hit single (and only US Top 40 hit), "Smiling Faces Sometimes", which peaked at on the US Billboard Hot 100 Chart. Many of the songs on this album were also recorded by the group's Motown labelmates, The Temptations (also produced by Norman Whitfield)

Tracklist: 1. Cosmic Contact, 2. Method To The Madness, 3. Sunshine, 4. You + Me Love, 5. Hole In The Wall, 6. Loose, 7. Life Ain’t So Easy, 8. Take A Vacation From Life (And Visit Your Dreams), 9. Let’s Go Down To The Disco. More albums from Undisputed Truth: Cosmic Truth by Undisputed Truth. Law Of The Land by Undisputed Truth. Down To Earth by Undisputed Truth. Face To Face With The Truth by Undisputed Truth. Smokin’ by Undisputed Truth. The Undisputed Truth by Undisputed Truth. View all albums . Method To The Madness.

Let's Go Down to the Disco (Single Version). 13 Songs, 1 Hour 3 Minutes. Released: 28 Dec 1976. 1976 Warner Records Inc. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company. More By The Undisputed Truth. The Undisputed Truth. The Best of Undisputed Truth - Smiling Faces. Zero ads. Try it now. Learn more. Diğer alışveriş seçenekleri: Bir Apple Store’u ziyaret edin, 00800 448 829 873 ya da 0216 282 15 11 numaralı telefonu arayın veya bir bayi bulun.

The Undisputed Truth were originally the brainchild of producer Norman Whitefield, who was integral to the success of Motown in the early years. He worked extensively with the Temptations and during the late 60s developed for the band the concept of Psychedelic Soul, which in effect worked to end the relationship between the two of them; the Temps wanted more ballads and vocal arrangements. They debuted on their new record company with the first disc of this enjoyable two-fer with Method To The Madness. By this time Taka Boom had joined the band and being Chaka Khan’s sister it’s not a great surprise that the Undisputed Truth now sound more like a supercharged, rockier Rufus than anything else. This album is a quality item capsule of white afros and silver jumpsuits with strong female vocals and male leads which occasionally verge on self-parody (with the distance of time).

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First up is Method To The Madness – a killer classic from the second chapter of the Undisputed Truth – that time when the group stepped away from their Motown home, and followed producer/creator Norman Whitfield to his own label in California. The shift of record companies also marks a cool shift in styles too – an approach that still has all the bold, bassy elements you'd know from the earlier hits – but one that also has some fuller, more cosmic elements too – which are hinted at by the image on the cover. together in a very cohesive way on the album. The result is a great little set that balances funky grooves with some excellent cosmic soul cuts – supported by great session work from giants like Wah Wah Watson, Walt Downing, and Jack Ashford.

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