DrTemptation
05-05-2018, 08:23 PM
I WAS DRIVING IN THE COUNTRY YESTERDAY AND I REACHED BACK AND PUT ON 1990.
This was the last Album Norman Whitfield produced for the Temptations until the later "Back to Basics"
1. Dennis blew it up with "Let your hair down" great song
2. Damon Harris at the time was coming into his own with a nice song called "I need you"
3. Excellent cut by Richard Street..."Heavenly"
4. A nice lead by Dennis "You got my soul on fire"
5. Ain't no justice....This WAS Badd...nice message
6. 1990 the title song was good too...message song
7. ZOOM....Bad....very long but still good
THE LINE UP WAS
DENNIS, MELVIN, DAMON, RICHARD AND OTIS
THIS WAS THE LINE-UP THAT BROUGHT THE 2ND GRAMMY "PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE"
This line-up sound like Temptations and looked like Temptations.
Damon was very good. He was not appreciated
I TRULY ENJOYED THE RIDE https://soulfuldetroit.com/newthread.php?do=postthread&f=6
This was the last Album Norman Whitfield produced for the Temptations until the later "Back to Basics"
1. Dennis blew it up with "Let your hair down" great song
2. Damon Harris at the time was coming into his own with a nice song called "I need you"
3. Excellent cut by Richard Street..."Heavenly"
4. A nice lead by Dennis "You got my soul on fire"
5. Ain't no justice....This WAS Badd...nice message
6. 1990 the title song was good too...message song
7. ZOOM....Bad....very long but still good
THE LINE UP WAS
DENNIS, MELVIN, DAMON, RICHARD AND OTIS
THIS WAS THE LINE-UP THAT BROUGHT THE 2ND GRAMMY "PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE"
This line-up sound like Temptations and looked like Temptations.
Damon was very good. He was not appreciated
I TRULY ENJOYED THE RIDE https://soulfuldetroit.com/newthread.php?do=postthread&f=6