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George McCrae
Diamond Touch (LP)
TK Records (US) / 1976 / TK 606
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm Vinyl
Produced and arranged by: Gregg Diamond
Engineered by Godfrey Diamond
Side A
1. Nothing But Love (4:21)
2. Love In Motion (5:00)
3. I'm Gonna Stay With My baby Tonight (2:55)
4. Givin' Back the Feeling (5:31)
Side B
1. Cut the Rug (4:52)
2. Dance In A Circle (4:06)
3. Dancin' Throug the Storm (3:30)
4. Loved and Lost (3:42)
I'm a fan of George McCrae and an even bigger fan of Disco producer, Gregg Diamond so take it from me when I tell you that the album "Diamond Touch" was a big disappointment. It simply doesn't go anywhere.
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Dec 29, 2009 | 11:29 pmLove In Motion / Givin' Back The Feelin - George McCrae
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1hEIbZpSOk
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Sep 24, 2006 | 7:00 am
I can't believe anyone can say anything negative about this Lp. As far as I'm concerned, it's his best, thanks to Gregg Diamond. "Givin' back the feeling" is a killer disco track, as is "Dance in a circle". Gregg Diamond, by producing and co-writing this LP, gave McCrae the same gift he'd made to Gloria Gaynor with "Glorious": probably his best album. Maybe not in terms of sales, but certainly in terms of quality of arrangements and writing.
This remains one of my favorite disco LPs.
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Nov 11, 2005 | 7:26 am
I wasn't impressed with the album except for one cut which I heard at the Paradise Garage and Better Days back when disco was starting to tear it up, the song that I liked was 'Givin' Back The Feeling
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Aug 12, 2004 | 6:22 am
Must agree with you that the album was not a good step for George's career after so many big hits. I did like the "Dance In A Circle" track though and thought at the time if it had got a remix and a single release it could have been a hit but it wasn't to be.....
I much prefer "Diamond Touch" to McCrae's work with KC and the Sunshine Band. But I'd prefer total silence to anything involving the Sunshine Band, and I don't care how many millions of records they sold.