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Dramatics - Toast To The Fool Your Love Was Strange
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The album Toast To The Fool Your Love Was Strange by Dramatics is a soulful and romantic collection of songs that showcases the group's smooth vocals and talented musicianship. From the upbeat and catchy "Toast To The Fool" to the hauntingly beautiful "Your Love Was Strange", each track on this album is a testament to the group's ability to create timeless music that resonates with listeners.
The standout track on the album is undoubtedly "Your Love Was Strange", which features a haunting melody and heartfelt lyrics that are sure to tug at the heartstrings of even the most jaded listener. The song is a perfect showcase of the group's vocal harmonies and their ability to convey emotion through their music.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Your Love Was Strange (Tu Amor Fue Extraño) | 3:53 | |
| Toast To The Fool (Brindis Por El Tonto) | 3:58 |
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The Dramatics - Your Love Was Strange
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Catalog Numbers
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Arranged By | Wade Marcus |
| Producer | Arthur Snyder (tracks: B), Don Davis (tracks: A) |
| Supervised By | Don Davis (tracks: B) |
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout: 850 2025117 A 1
- Matrix / Runout: 850 2025117 B 1
About Dramatics
Soul vocal group
Originally formed in 1964 in Detroit, Michigan.
One of their first releases was on the label, a division of owned by , but due to a misprint on the first pressing, they were referred to as 'The Dynamics'.
The group's fortunes flourished when Detroit producers Don Davis and Tony Hestor took command of their career and the group signed to the Memphis-based Stax Records in 1971.
US hits with the label included Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get (R&B number 3 and pop number 9, 1971), In The Rain (R&B number 1 and pop number 5, 1972) and Hey You! Get Off My Mountain (R&B number 5 and pop number 43, 1973).
Through constant line up changes they recorded 20 albums between 1972 - 2002.
In 1974, they released an album along with .
In the 70's they recorded at and .
In the 80's they went through , and.
Consisted of (at various stages):
Ron Banks, Larry Reed (lead singer), LJ Reynolds (lead singer), Rob Davis, Elbert Wilkins, William "Weegee Howard" Howard(lead singer), Willie Ford , Robert Ellington, Larry Demps, Leonard Cornell Mayes, Winzell Kelly.
Name Vars
- Dramatics
- Fabulous Dramatics
- Tha Dramatics
- The Dynamics
- The Fabulous Dramatics
- ÉéÞƣï¹
Aliases
- The Dynamics
Members
- Ron Banks
- LJ Reynolds
- Larry Demps
- William Howard
- Willie Ford
- Lenny Mayes
- Elbert Wilkins
- Raymond Johnson
- Barrington Henderson
- Gary Wiggins
Summary by Internet User
Comments
This is the danciest bass line in the history of music.
Your Love Was Strange was the Dramatics first single for Stax back in the fall of 1969 just two years before they finally hit the big time with the Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get album and single. This song flopped and never charted and Stax dropped the group from its roster but they got a second chance and new life with their first album and two big hits with Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get in 1971 and In The Rain in 1972. Great lineup at that time included Ron Banks,Larry Demps,Willie Ford,Willie Howard and Al Wilkins before L.J. Reynolds and Lenny Mayes replaced Howard and Wilkins in the group.
damn this track. and 1:35 god daaaamn
Heard this song on Billions. Really.
Tremendous Track.. Oh Yeah..x
Great track, superb vocals, thanks.
