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Dramatics - Drama V (CD) (UK Import)

Dramatics - Drama V (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Dramatics

Music Genre: Soul, Funk

Cat No
SMCR 5104
Released
2013
Pressing
UK
Styles
Soul

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ArtistDramatics
FormatCD
LabelSoulMusic Records
Catalogue no.SMCR 5104
GenreSoul and Funk
Released16 September 2013
Barcode5013929080430

The Dramatics — Drama V
Format: CD • Label: SoulMusic Records (SMCR 5104) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Soul

Tracklist:
1. You're Fooling You
2. She's A Rainmaker
3. I Was The Life Of The Party
4. Things Are Changing
5. I'm Gonna Love You To The Max
6. Dramatic Theme / Treat Me Like A Man
7. Just Shopping (Not Buying Anything)
8. Come Out Of Your Thing
9. I'll Make It So Good
10. You're Fooling You (US ABC Single 12150)

Imported from the UK.

Watch & listen

  • The Dramatics- Things Are Changing

  • The Dramatics- She's A Rainmaker

  • The Dramatics- You're Foolin' You

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About the artist

Soul vocal group

Originally formed in 1964 in Detroit, Michigan.
One of their first releases was on the label, a division of owned by Eddie Wingate, but due to a misprint on the first pressing, they were referred to as 'The Dynamics'.
The group's fortunes flourished when Detroit producers Don Davis and Tony Hester took command of their career and the group signed to the Memphis-based Stax Records in 1971.
US hits with the label included ‘Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get’ (R&B number 3 and pop number 9, 1971), ‘In The Rain’ (R&B number 1 and pop number 5, 1972) and ‘Hey You! Get Off My Mountain’ (R&B number 5 and pop number 43, 1973).
Through constant line up changes they recorded 20 albums between 1972 - 2002.
In 1974, they released an album along with The Dells.
In the 70's they recorded at Volt and ABC Records.
In the 80's they went through MCA Records, Capitol Records andFantasy.

Consisted of (at various stages):
Ron Banks, Larry Reed (lead singer), LJ Reynolds (lead singer), Rob Davis, Elbert Wilkins, William "Weegee Howard" Howard(lead singer), Willie Ford , Robert Ellington, Larry Demps, Leonard Cornell Mayes, Winzell Kelly.

Source: Discogs

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