Customer Reviews

The Collection

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When Norman Whitfield is producing something, you better listen. Since I heard the Undisputed Truth the first time, I've always wanted to have a CD copy of their songs. I'd buy the entire collection if it existed. Tunes like "What's Going On" or "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" are performed so well that ... you cannot do nothing else but listenning to one the greatest bands of the early 70s.

I ahd to get this Set&I'm Glad I did.the Music here fits really well with there Vocals.the Production takes them to a whole different level.you have a Winning Formula here.kinda forgotten act&that is a Shame because they bring the goods here.

This Greatest Hits CD is fine but, Would someone please release the song " YOU + ME = LOVE " the extended version ( 11:10 ) on a CD.
It's a great dance song that needs to be heard again.

I love the cd I purchased. It has songs on it I had not heard in a long time and I am so happy I finally can hear them again.

these mugs was tight and very underrated one of the best funk-rock groups of all time produced by norman whitfield who was a top notch producer at motown and if you like funk-soul and miss that old school vibe this is your calling card.

The nearly 11 minute 12" version of the infamous disco jive song is actually included on cd labeled DISCO CONNECTION, also found on Amazon, and as for the Undisputed Truth? True, I am a big fan of 70s, even 60s soul, but this group was never for me other than the big disco song. I much rather hear stuff like Papa Was A Rolling Stone, Ball Of Confusion from other groups.

I would agree with the other reviewers, that there are one or two songs here that were always played on the 70's dance floor. Also the group dramatics had some good dance floor songs which were popular. However there are also a few songs on this cd which are not so good. The question remains why has nobody ever put together a 70's dance compilation that ever has the same songs that were actually on the dance floor in the 70's. Any person familar with disco or dance music will agree the 70's era dance music just is not available on compilations. Altho the market for such a product would be terrific.