Still Waters Run Deep (Remastered) Four Tops
Album info
Album-Release:
1970
HRA-Release:
25.02.2016
Label: UNI-MOTOWN
Genre: R&B
Subgenre: Soul
Artist: Four Tops
Composer: William Robinson, Jr. Wendell Tilley, Frank Wilson, Bob Lind, Frank Wilson, Kathy Wakefield, Sterile Matthews, Carl Sigman, Gen. Charles G. Dawes, Brian Holland [Non-Classical Composer], Lamont Dozier [Non-Classical Composer], Edward Holland Jr.
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- 1 Still Water (Love) 03:34
- 2 Reflections 03:13
- 3 It's All In The Game 02:47
- 4 Everybody's Talking 02:57
- 5 Love (Is The Answer) 02:30
- 6 I Wish I Were Your Mirror 03:12
- 7 Elusive Butterfly 03:10
- 8 Bring Me Together 03:01
- 9 L.A. (My Town) 03:09
- 10 Still Water (Peace) 02:42
Info for Still Waters Run Deep (Remastered)
By the time the album were released, The Four Tops weren’t very high on Motown’s priority list. That’s really a shame because this album contained some of their strongest material. Frank Wilson was the appointed producer the production is top notch, using many of Motown’s highly talented musicians. Some of the recordings truly stand out. Although skimpy in the lyric department, “Still Water (Love)” is a true R&B classic. The Tops rendition of “Reflections” is better and tighter than the Supremes original version, in my opinion. “Love Is The Answer” brings back memories from when I was a child. (I owned a copy of the single.) It’s a fun song with some really swinging horns.
„In early 1970, the group was assigned to Norman Whitfield disciple Frank Wilson for production, and he managed to breathe some life into their stagnating career. They earned a pair of Top Forty hits with 'Still Water (Love)' and a remake of Tommy Edwards' 'It's All in the Game.' (John Lowe, AMG)
Abdul Fakir, vocals
Lawrence Payton, vocals
Levi Stubbs, Jr., vocals
Renaldo Benson, vocals
Recorded 1969-70 at Hitsville USA (Studio A), Detroit, Michigan
Produced by Frank Wilson
Digitally remastered
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