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Ritchie Family

I'll Do My Best (For You Baby) (Promo 12")

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO

RCA Records (US) / 1982 / JT 13093
12" Disco single 33 ⅓ rpm Vinyl white label promo

MUSICIAN, PRODUCTION & RECORDING STUDIO CREDITS

Producer: Fred Petrus / Little macho Music Co., Inc. for Can't Stop Productions

Arranged and conducted by: Giuliano Salerni (Juliano Salerni)

 

SONGS TRACKLISTING

Side A
I'll Do My Best (For You Baby) 5:22 (Malavasi - Salerni - Thornton)

Side B
I'll Do My Best (For You Baby)†(Mono)†5:22 (Malavasi - Salerni - Thornton)

MUSIC REVIEW & RECORD COLLECTOR NOTES

The Ritchie Family have gone through countless line-up changes and producers over the years. This 1982 effort is quite good as it features the proudction work of the late Jacques Fred Petrus (Change, Peter Jacques Band, Macho, BB & Q Band...)

If you never got into the Ritchie Family because it was too over the top and fluffly then you'll get into this as it is more funky and substantial. The song is taken from the "I'll Do My Best" album.

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  • p boone

    Uplifting, Captivating, Happy, Positive, great vocals, great composition.....This is a MASTERPIECE......

     
     

  • fred

    So-so Chic imitation, not a rip-off per se but a slavish imitation that embodied the self-effacing lyric from Chic's 1992 retrospective LP "Chicism" a later: "Crisp Cliches and Witty Words/Vocalists that Chirp Like Birds."

    A big beat and competent playing just about got "I'll Do My Best" by on black radio in Northeastern U.S. cities in the summer of 1982. But this was nobody's favorite record, and was sneered at in serious clubs.

     
     

  • Jerel

    This record is incredible. Heavily Chic influenced as a amatter of fact it sounds like Ritchie Family singing a Chic record Jacques Fred Petrus was an amazing producer. Its what you do to survive in dance music, make a song that sounds like whats playing on the radio!!! Of course by the time this came out Chic had evolved and moved on so i guess although this song was from 1982 i believe it could have been on a Chic Lp from 1980

     
     


 

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