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Love Uprising : Expanded Edition

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発売日 2012年07月31日
国内/輸入 輸入(イギリス盤)
レーベルSoulmusic
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 SMCR5065
SKU 5013929076532

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:00:00
It's easy to complain when a major label screws up, one could write a book about all of the talented artists who have been victimized by corporate politics and bad decisions, or all of the A&R people who forced artists to work with the wrong producer and made them record material that was totally wrong for them. But when a major label does right by an artist, it should get credit, and, for the most part, Capitol did right by Tavares. Thanks to Capitol, Tavares hit the ground running (both creatively and commercially) with its debut album of 1973, Check It Out. And all of its subsequent Capitol releases were either decent or excellent. Tavares' seven-year stay at Capitol ended with 1980's Love Uprising, which was produced by Benjamin Wright. While Wright had produced three songs on Tavares' last album, Supercharged, he handles all of the producing on Love Uprising. Under Wright's direction, the Tavares siblings deliver a vinyl LP that is enjoyable but not mind-blowing. All of the material is decent -- none of it is bad, but none of it is fantastic either. Unlike Hard Core Poetry, Check It Out, and In the City, Love Uprising isn't among Tavares' essential albums and isn't recommended to casual listeners. But it's worth searching for if you consider yourself a hardcore fan of the group. ~ Alex Henderson
エディション : Reissue

  1. 1.[CDアルバム]
    1. 1.
      Only One I Need to Love
    2. 2.
      Break Down for Love
    3. 3.
      Love Uprising
    4. 4.
      Loneliness
    5. 5.
      Knock the Wall Down
    6. 6.
      Hot Love
    7. 7.
      Don't Wanna Say Goodnight
    8. 8.
      Do You Believe in Love
    9. 9.
      She Can Wait Forever
    10. 10.
      In This Lovely World
    11. 11.
      Lifetime of Love
    12. 12.
      Love Uprising [US Capitol 7" Single Version]

作品の情報

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アーティスト: Tavares

オリジナル発売日:1980年

商品の紹介

It's easy to complain when a major label screws up, one could write a book about all of the talented artists who have been victimized by corporate politics and bad decisions, or all of the A&R people who forced artists to work with the wrong producer and made them record material that was totally wrong for them. But when a major label does right by an artist, it should get credit, and, for the most part, Capitol did right by Tavares. Thanks to Capitol, Tavares hit the ground running (both creatively and commercially) with its debut album of 1973, Check It Out. And all of its subsequent Capitol releases were either decent or excellent. Tavares' seven-year stay at Capitol ended with 1980's Love Uprising, which was produced by Benjamin Wright. While Wright had produced three songs on Tavares' last album, Supercharged, he handles all of the producing on Love Uprising. Under Wright's direction, the Tavares siblings deliver a vinyl LP that is enjoyable but not mind-blowing. All of the material is decent -- none of it is bad, but none of it is fantastic either. Unlike Hard Core Poetry, Check It Out, and In the City, Love Uprising isn't among Tavares' essential albums and isn't recommended to casual listeners. But it's worth searching for if you consider yourself a hardcore fan of the group. ~ Alex Henderson|
Rovi

It's easy to complain when a major label screws up, one could write a book about all of the talented artists who have been victimized by corporate politics and bad decisions, or all of the A&R people who forced artists to work with the wrong producer and made them record material that was totally wrong for them. But when a major label does right by an artist, it should get credit, and, for the most part, Capitol did right by Tavares. Thanks to Capitol, Tavares hit the ground running (both creatively and commercially) with its debut album of 1973, Check It Out. And all of its subsequent Capitol releases were either decent or excellent. Tavares' seven-year stay at Capitol ended with 1980's Love Uprising, which was produced by Benjamin Wright. While Wright had produced three songs on Tavares' last album, Supercharged, he handles all of the producing on Love Uprising. Under Wright's direction, the Tavares siblings deliver a vinyl LP that is enjoyable but not mind-blowing. All of the material is decent -- none of it is bad, but none of it is fantastic either. Unlike Hard Core Poetry, Check It Out, and In the City, Love Uprising isn't among Tavares' essential albums and isn't recommended to casual listeners. But it's worth searching for if you consider yourself a hardcore fan of the group. ~ Alex Henderson
Rovi

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