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The Commodores' self-titled 1977 album is the Tuskegee-born, Motown-signed group at the peak of their funk powers — a record that balances Lionel Richie's smooth ballad instincts with the tight, horn-driven grooves that made the Commodores one of the most exciting live bands of the '70s. Before Richie's solo career softened the band's image, the Commodores were a funk powerhouse with chops to burn.
"Brick House" — the album's towering centerpiece — is one of the most iconic funk songs ever recorded, with a bassline and horn arrangement so tight they practically define the genre. "Easy" showcases the ballad side that would dominate their later career, delivering one of Richie's most tender vocal performances. "Fancy Dancer" and "Patch It Up" round out a track list that proves the Commodores could move seamlessly between smooth soul and hard-hitting funk.
Label: Motown
Format: Vinyl LP
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