Commodores - Rise Up (Mod) [CD]
Commodores - Rise Up (Mod) [CD]
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"The Commodores formed in 1968 as an American funk and soul band consisting of members from two separate groups, The Mystics and The Jays. The original lineup featured Lionel Richie, and he also features here on these recordings. "Rise Up" is a collection of early Commodores recordings, including the band's 1969 debut single alongside covers of The Intruders' "Cowboys to Girls" and Sly & the Family Stone's "Sing a Simple Song." This product is an authorized manufactured on demand CD-R
Tracklist:
- Rise Up
- Cowboy to Girls
- Losing You
- Who's Making Love
- Sing a Simple Song
- Baby This Is Forever
- Love Canoe
- Come By Here
- Keep on Dancing
UPC: 730167334938
Label: Good Time
Release Date: 4.20.23
Format: CD
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