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Fifth Dimension
Live!
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Be Good to One Another - The 5th Dimension, Lambert, Dennis
2. Here We Are Falling in Love Again - The 5th Dimension, Cody, Phil [2]
3. Everybody Wants to Call You Sweetheart - The 5th Dimension, Edelman, Randy
4. The Way I Feel About You - The 5th Dimension, Carter
5. You Never Cry Like a Lover - The 5th Dimension, Henley, Don
6. Goin' Through the Motions - The 5th Dimension, Bahler, Tom
7. If That's the Way You Want It - The 5th Dimension, Lambert, Dennis
8. Know It Like Your Name - The 5th Dimension, Leiber, Jerry
9. Better Use Your Head - The 5th Dimension, Pike, V.
10. Monday, Monday - The 5th Dimension, Phillips, John [1]
11. Going Out of My Head - The 5th Dimension, Randazzo, Teddy
12. Hurry Sundown - The 5th Dimension, Harburg, E.Y.
13. The Beat Goes On - The 5th Dimension, Bono, Sonny
14. Respect - The 5th Dimension, Redding, Otis
15. How Insensitive - The 5th Dimension, DeMoraes, Vinicius
16. Ode to Billie Joe - The 5th Dimension, Gentry, Bobbie
17. Shake Your Tambourine - The 5th Dimension, Tillman, Gerald

CD Details

All Artists: Fifth Dimension
Title: Live!
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Classic World Productions/Sele
Release Date: 1/30/2001
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock
Styles: Oldies, Soul
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 647195101022

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CD Reviews

A Curiosity At Best

J. Collins | 07/02/2001

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This disc is yet another rehash of subpar live performances and mediocre unreleased studio tracks. The previous reviewer is correct in his description of the group makeup and vocal leads, but to suggest this disc offers anything more than a few curious tidbits for DIEHARD fans only is simply wishful thinking. The studio tracks featuring Florence on lead ("The Way I Feel About You," "Here We Are..." and "Everybody Wants to Call You...") are keepers, but the remaining tracks wouldn't cut it as B-sides. The live tracks (featuring the original 5D lineup) are often apallingly bad if not embarrassing. With the exception of "Ode To Billy Joe," not one of the live tracks is associated with 5D, and for good reason. If you own "Respect-LIVE" or one of the similar discs, you already HAVE this material. It's also worth noting that this disc (like the others) has terrible recorded sound, with poor stereo balance and significant sound dropouts in the master tape. If you don't have this music in some form, take a good long look at your other options before plunking down cash for this overpriced flim-flam."

5 Stars for the Rare Studio Tracks--wroth the Hunt!

Keith Coppage | CONCORD, CA United States | 12/15/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As I mentioned elsewhere in a piece on this identical CD in different packaging, what is really interesting are the intriguing unreleased studio recordings with the 5th with Florence LaRue and Danny Beared at the helm. Mastered so-so, nevertheless you should hear Florence handle sensetive late 70's mood ballads like "The Way I Feel About You" and her genuinely fun "Everybody Wants to Call You Sweetheart, Sweetheart"--one of her best performances in this era. Danny Beard was a worthy replacement for Billy Davis. His voice soars. The live pieces are simply not worth listening to whatsoever and I am a true diehard. They are ghastly. Fans will welcome the wonderfully different tracks that showed the 5th trying new ground after the McCoo-Davis team left."