Ecstasy, Passion and Pain

 

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Ecstasy, Passion and Pain

I Wouldn't Give You Up b/w Don't Burn Your Bridges Behind You (7")

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

Roulette Records (US) / 1974 / 7151
7" 45 RPM vinyl record

STUDIO CREDITS:

Side 1 & 2 written by Barbara Gaskin
Produced by Bobby Martin

TRACKLISTING:

Side A
I Wouldn't Give You Up - 2:58

Side B
Don't Burn Your Bridges Behind You - 4:20

NOTES:

Ecstasy, Passion & Pain had a string of great singles so why did I pick this one? Because I couldn't make up my mind. I thought this is the first 45 I bought of them so why not. Barbara Roy (Gaskins) on vocals with a backing from M.F.S.B. what more could you want?

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The lyrics are neither cliched nor bend-over-backwards for cleverness: they are sincere. Add the incredible band that was EP&P (+MFSB!), and you have one of four brilliant hits (including "Ask Me," "Good Things (Don't Last Forever)," and "Touch and Go," from Ecstasy, Passion and Pain's self-titled 1974 album, one of disco's first and very best.
 
Posted by: freddyinptown | Apr 23, 07 | 12:54 pm

This record was hot, it was requested all the time when I first started deejaying. Never heard it on the radio though. It was in clubs and house parties. This is when DISCO was in the process of birth. Only a hand full or two of "DISCO" type records beat this song to the party. I loved it on that DISCONET as well. On my scale from 1-10, I give it a 9.
 
Posted by: vyniljunkie | Mar 13, 08 | 5:52 pm

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