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| before Michael mutilated his face...
I know this headline is not very nice, but looking at the cover photo makes me long for the "old Michael"! Nevertheless, this album brings back the memories of the good times... I always adored Lovely One and was wowed by This Place Hotel, but the majority of this album is really great.
By fRed (Niagara Falls)  |
| The Very best at Epic
this album was the very best album that the Jacksons did at 'EPIC" with of course 'Destiny' they put the Jacksons back on top, Miss the music they made.
By blackeagle_84 (Boston,Marlborough) |
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| Can You Feel It?
This CD was another one of those I had to have in my collection. The songs are good and Michael Jackson does some of his best work on this CD.
By sankofa (Rockford, IL)
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| When Quincy Jones lit Michael Jackson's fuse...
... OFF THE WALL was the flash of light and heat that followed. Learning everything about hitmaking production style from his friend/mentor/musical "Svengali", it was only a matter of time after WALL'S multi-platinum/multiple hit single status, that the resulting "BOOM" from that explosion would be heard.
By cchase (Arlington, VA.)
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| The Best
I was searching for this cd for a long time, and was finally able to find it on cd universe for a reasonable price.
By goldenlocks266 (Baltimore, Md)
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Triumph songs Product Details
| CD Universe Part number | 7710705 |
| Label | Epic |
| Orig Year | 1980 |
| Catalog number | 1146238 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | Jan 27, 2009 |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| Engineer | Rik Pekkonen; Ross Pallone; Tom Perry |
| Personnel | Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson
Randy Jackson
Tito Jackson - guitar, percussion, background vocals
Jackie Jackson - vocals, percussion
Marlon Jackson
Also: Paulinho Da Costa, Lenny Castro, Paul Jackson Jr., Greg Phillinganes, Jerry Hey, Maxine Willard Waters, Michael Boddicker, Phil Upchurch, Gary Coleman, Kim Hutchcroft, Julia Tillman Waters, David Williams, Gary Herbig, Bill Reichenbach, Bill Reichenbach, Nathan Watts, Ronnie Foster, Latoya Jackson, Stephanie Spruill, Larry Hall, Greg Poree, Ollie Brown, Mike Sembello, Clay Drayton, Mike McKinney, Webster Lewis |
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Brook Benton
Today CD (1970)
Triumph album for sale Brook Benton had one of his best years in 1970. "Rainy Night in Georgia" was a smash, reaching the top of quite a few charts, and he released two very strong albums for Atlantic offshoot Cotillion. Today was produced by Arif Mardin and recorded in Miami and New York, but it has a very deep Southern feel. Benton croons, cajoles, and emotes his way through some wonderful songs, taking the R&B classic "A Little Bit of Soap" at half-speed and wringing every last bit of soul from it, using every trick he could find on the heartbreaking "Life Has Its Little Ups and Downs" and waltzing breezily through his own lightweight but heavy "Where Do We Go From Here?" He makes songs work that shouldn't: he turns "My Way" into a laid-back tour de force, melts the speakers on the usually schmaltzy "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," and whispers through a powerful version of "I've Gotta Be Me." Most singers would have sunk under the weight of such white-bread selections, but Benton makes them his personal property. And of course there is "Rainy Night in Georgia," which deserves every accolade it gets, because it truly is a soul classic. It certainly makes this an album worth hearing. [Today ...
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