Caught In The Act Commodores
Album info
Album-Release:
1975
HRA-Release:
28.04.2015
Label: Universal Music / Motown
Genre: R&B
Subgenre: Funk
Artist: Commodores
Composer: Lionel Richie, Thomas McClary, Milan Williams, Walter Orange, Ronald LaPread
Album including Album cover
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- 1 Wide Open 03:31
- 2 Slippery When Wet 03:20
- 3 The Bump 02:53
- 4 I'm Ready 03:20
- 5 This Is Your Life 05:52
- 6 Let's Do It Right 03:42
- 7 Better Never Than Forever 03:47
- 8 Look What You've Done To Me 03:55
- 9 You Don't Know That I Know 06:33
- 10 Wide Open 01:04
Info for Caught In The Act
„The sophomore slump wasn't a problem for the Commodores. The band's first album, Machine Gun, was quite promising, but its sophomore album, Caught in the Act, is even stronger. This superb 1975 LP, which the Commodores produced and arranged with James Carmichael, is more diverse than its mostly up-tempo predecessor. There are plenty of up-tempo funk gems; anyone with a taste for hard, sweaty 1970s funk won't be disappointed by 'Look What You've Done to Me,' 'Wide Open,' or the hit 'Slippery When Wet,' which soared to number one on Billboard's R&B singles chart and urges unfaithful husbands to give up their adulterous ways. But Caught in the Act, unlike Machine Gun, doesn't neglect slower material; 'You Don't Know That I Know' and 'This Is Your Life' are first-rate soul ballads. Excellent from start to finish, Caught in the Act is among the Commodores' finest albums.“ (Alex Henderson, AMG)
Lionel Richie, vocals, saxophone
Thomas McClary, vocals, electric guitar
Walter Orange, vocals, drums
Milan Williams, electric guitar, keyboards
William King, trumpet
Ronald LaPread, bass
Recorded, mixed and mastered in 1974 at Motown Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Engineered by Cal 'RE20' Harris
Produced by James Anthony Carmichael and Commodores
Digitally remastered
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