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on May 24, 05 | 7:27 am
Alma Faye
It's Over (12 Inch)
RECORD LABEL (COUNTRY) / YEAR / CAT# / FORMAT / SPEED:
Casablanca (US) - 1979 - NBD 20158 DJ - Promotional 12" - 33 1/3 RPM
PRODUCTION / RECORDING / MIXER / STUDIO & BAND CREDITS:
Produced by: Dominic Sciscente & Michel Daigle
TRACKLISTING:
Side A
It's Over 8:02
Side B
It's Over 7:42
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YOUR REVIEWS & COMMENTS ON Alma Faye
Alma Faye remains one of disco's little secrets: even disco-hating rock critics praised her Casablanca album.
This hit fully demonstrates her soulfully interpretive charm: the song is, as much as anything about the end of disco, which was becoming clear at the time.
Too downbeat to be anyone's favorite record - not mine, at least - but note for note, it's hard to fault. The strings are especially well-arranged.
This hit fully demonstrates her soulfully interpretive charm: the song is, as much as anything about the end of disco, which was becoming clear at the time.
Too downbeat to be anyone's favorite record - not mine, at least - but note for note, it's hard to fault. The strings are especially well-arranged.
So you think she wrote this song as a farewell to DISCO? Interesting? Maybe, but how about the end of a RELATIONSHIP? Either way, you are right, this little known and little played record was pretty good. While never a PRIME TIME PLAYER, it got a fair response from the Dance Floors. On my scale from 1-10 it gets a 6.
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