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GS 957LP
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Exact repro of The Temptations' 1971 album. Includes the 12-minute "Smiling Face Sometimes," later covered by The Undisputed Truth.
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G 959LP
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Gatefold exact repro reissue of The Undisputed Truth's debut album, originally released in 1971. Featuring an amazing line-up of contributing musicians, including Dennis Coffey (whose work compiled on Vampisoul's Big City Funk: Original Old School Breaks, VAMPI 078CD), Earl Van Dyke and Johnny Griffith.
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GS 947LP
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Exact repro of this 1970 album. "With everything the Temptations released pretty much guaranteed to turn to gold, not to mention platinum for that matter, even their tripped-out forays into sweet '60s psychedelic experimentation were sure to fire a string of hits. 1970's Norman Whitfield-produced Psychedelic Shack -- while perhaps a system shock to those fans who grooved to the band's lame-suited, Motown dance-routined R&B classics -- was a magnificent stretch into an epic and ultimately emerged as another in a long line of enduring sets." --All Music Guide
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G 955LP
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Exact repro reissue, originally released in 1971. "The monster 'Smiling Faces Sometimes' has a dead serious beat and some strong comments about people who show their teeth all the time. The tracks, with a couple of exceptions, follow a pattern: Harris sings lead, sounding Jerry Butler-ish, and Joyce and Calvin sweeten the tracks with their sugary, two-part harmonies. On Bob Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone,' Whitfield experiments with the trio by testing the pop/psychedelic waters, an indication of a new direction for Undisputed Truth." --All Music Guide
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