Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Billy Griffin Title: Respect - Expanded Edition Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Funky Town Grooves Release Date: 3/25/2014 Genre: R&B Style: Classic R&B Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 810736020735 |
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FunkyTownGrooves 2014 reissue of Billy Griffin s, 1982 Be With Me album, has been fully expanded for the first time ever and contains four bonus tracks. — Liners Notes by Alex Henderson. — Digitally re-mastered from the orig... more » |
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FunkyTownGrooves 2014 reissue of Billy Griffin s, 1982 Be With Me album, has been fully expanded for the first time ever and contains four bonus tracks.
Liners Notes by Alex Henderson.
Digitally re-mastered from the original master tapes, by Sean Brennan at Battery Studios.
Respect sees the Ex-Miracles lead singer release his first solo U.S. hit with "Serious." This solid R/B artist's music still stands the test of time as his perfect hits of the high notes in "Don't Stop Lovin' Me", "Serious", and the album highlight "So Many Ways" and memorable voice could compete with many of the so-called artist today.
The 1982 release sees Griffin team up with legendry producer John Barnes - who later worked with Michael Jackson to provide a bridge from the then-dying disco era to the 80 s dance sound that even Jackson popularised with Thriller and Bad. Respect is supported by other musical heavyweights including Marlon Jackson, Ed Greene, Raymond L. Brown and Darryl J. Munyungo Jackson.
Liners Notes by Alex Henderson.
Digitally re-mastered from the original master tapes, by Sean Brennan at Battery Studios.
Respect sees the Ex-Miracles lead singer release his first solo U.S. hit with "Serious." This solid R/B artist's music still stands the test of time as his perfect hits of the high notes in "Don't Stop Lovin' Me", "Serious", and the album highlight "So Many Ways" and memorable voice could compete with many of the so-called artist today.
The 1982 release sees Griffin team up with legendry producer John Barnes - who later worked with Michael Jackson to provide a bridge from the then-dying disco era to the 80 s dance sound that even Jackson popularised with Thriller and Bad. Respect is supported by other musical heavyweights including Marlon Jackson, Ed Greene, Raymond L. Brown and Darryl J. Munyungo Jackson.