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1 Shake 2 Open Up Your Mind (Wide) 3 I Don't Believe You Wanna Get Up and Dance (Oops, Upside Your Head) 4 Steppin' (Out) 5 Party Lights 6 Boys Are Back in Town 7 No Hiding Place 8 Burn Rubber (Why You Wanna Hurt Me) 9 Yearning for Our Love 10 Humpin' 11 Early in the Morning 12 You Dropped a Bomb on Me 13 Outstanding 14 Season's No Reason to Change 15 Party Train 16 Jam the Motha' (Munchkin People) [7" Single Version] 17 Someday Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Beep a Freak 2 I Found My Baby 3 Disrespect 4 Going in Circles [Single Remix Version] 5 Automatic Brain 6 Big Fun 7 Zibble, Zibble (Got the Money) (aka Get Loose, Get Funky) 8 Sweeter Than Candy/Penitentiary III 9 Straight from the Heart 10 I'm Gonna Git You Sucka [From I'm Gonna Git You Sucka] 11 All My Love 12 Addicted to Your Love 13 We Can Make It Alright 14 Sprung on Me - Charlie Wilson 15 You Turn My Life Around - Charlie Wilson Newest Review: ... Rubber" Year: 1980 Album: "The Gap Band III" They take you right back to the killer material as here you ... more |
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Release Date: 2006 - 08 - 08, Audio CD, Hip - O Last Update 26.11.2009 05:50
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===The Act=== The Oklahoma-based Funk, Soul and R&B group The Gap Band (originally going by The Greenwood, Archer & Pinewood Street Band) formed back in the late sixties as brothers Charlie, Ronnie and Robert Wilson got down with their freaky dance tracks and ballads from then until the late eighties (although the seventies and eighties were when their peak came. There most well-known track was known as "Oops Upside Your Head" and since then Charlie Wilson has been known for his solo career as well as features with big names in the Hip Hop world. ===The Album=== "Gold: The Gap Band" is a 2006 release and ... Read the complete review
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