Digitally re-mastered edition of the R&B/Disco band's 1977 album. The Tavares brothers' debut album established them as Soul stars, and then by 1976, they became Disco stars as wells. The man Tavares has to thank for it's popularity in the Disco world from 1976-1978 is Freddie Perren, who produced Tavares' fifth album, LOVE STORM. Released on the Capitol label. Perren brings a fair amount of disco gloss to the major hit "Whodunit" with it's lyrics pleading to several 1970's TV detectives (Baretta/Kojak/etc.) and the Latin-tinged "Watchin' the Woman's Movement", but the album also has plenty of unapologetic Soul crooning. Listen to the ballads "Keep in Touch", "Out of the Picture" and "Fool of the Year", or a heartfelt cover of Jesse Belvin's 1956 Doo Wop hit "Goodnight My Love". The album is a mixture of R&B material and radio-friendly Disco-oriented tracks.
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Digitally re-mastered edition of the R&B/Disco band's 1977 album. The Tavares brothers' debut album established them as Soul stars, and then by 1976, they became Disco stars as wells. The man Tavares has to thank for it's popularity in the Disco world from 1976-1978 is Freddie Perren, who produced Tavares' fifth album, LOVE STORM. Released on the Capitol label. Perren brings a fair amount of disco gloss to the major hit "Whodunit" with it's lyrics pleading to several 1970's TV detectives (Baretta/Kojak/etc.) and the Latin-tinged "Watchin' the Woman's Movement", but the album also has plenty of unapologetic Soul crooning. Listen to the ballads "Keep in Touch", "Out of the Picture" and "Fool of the Year", or a heartfelt cover of Jesse Belvin's 1956 Doo Wop hit "Goodnight My Love". The album is a mixture of R&B material and radio-friendly Disco-oriented tracks.
