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Shirley And Company
Shame Shame Shame (LP)
RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO
Vibration (All Platinum) Records (US) / 1975 / VI-128
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record
MUSICIAN, PRODUCTION & RECORDING STUDIO CREDITS
Produced and Engineered by Sylvia
SONGS TRACKLISTING
Side A
1. Shame Shame Shame 4:00
2. Shame Shame Shame (Instrumental) 5:07
3. Another Tear Will Fall 2:39
4. I Guess Things Have To Change 3:32
5. Disco Shirley 3:08
Side B
1. Jim Doc Kay 3:50
2. Love Is 2:33
3. Cry Cry Cry 3:03
4. Cry Cry Cry (Instrumental) 3:18
5. I Gotta Get Next To You 3:47
6. Keep On Rolling On 3:35
MUSIC REVIEW & RECORD COLLECTOR NOTES
Submitted by megamixer (166)
The album has a 1975 release date on it, but for those who were there, we know that it was around since 1973. SHAME SHAME SHAME was the standard that came from Englewood, New Jersey. Shirley Robinson had been performing it for two years prior to the LP release. I remember her at my DANCE HALL DAYS parties, both as a performer or a partier. She made the crowds roar in delight, and had them singing along as well. And she sure could dance as well. She was directly or indirectly responsible for Van McCoy, The Stylistics, The Moments, The Whatnots and others, including the SUGARHILL GANG and Rapper's Delight! A visionary ho we should look at more carefully. On my scale from 1-10, SHAME SHAME SHAME gets a hefty 10!