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on Oct 18, 04 | 6:37 am

High Inergy

Shoulda Gone Dancin' (LP)

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

Gordy Records (US) / 1979 / G7-987R1
LP 33 1/3 rpm vinyl

STUDIO CREDITS:

Produced by:
Donnell Jones (A1)
Marvin Augustus & Gwen Gordy Fuqua (A2, B4)
Roger Dollarhide, Kent Washburn & Mel Bolton (A3)
Chuck Creath (B1, B3)
Roger Dollarhide (B2)

TRACKLISTING:

Side A:
1. Shoulda Gone Dancin' (9:44) [D. Jones / A. Mason]
2. I've Got What You Need (4:36) [M. Augustus / P. Scott]
3. Come And Get It (3:34) [M. Bolton / G. G. Fuqua]

Side B:
1. Midnight Music Man (3:44) [T. Lupton / C. Creath]
2. Let Yourself Go (4:51) [R. Dollarhide]
3. Love Of My Life (3:37) [T. Lupton / C. Creath]
4. Too Late (The Damage Is Done) (4:20) [D. Augustus / L. Evans / M. Augustus]

NOTES:

The title track "Shoulda Gone Dancin'" by High Inergy (not High Energy) is a must have, but if you only have the 12 inch of this, you're not missing much.

The other 6 tracks on this LP are pleasant enough disco/funk numbers, but they aren't as good, and in fact have little in common with the title track, all having different writers and producers.

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Is this the same group that gave us, "You can't turn me off, right in the middle of turning me on"? That record should be here!!
 
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