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Old School at it's best

tehuti | Fullerton, CA United States | 11/30/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album was a staple of any NYC deejays collection "back in the day" prior to disco becoming a product. Tragically this group never matched the success of this record and therefore faded into obscurity. If you're a dance music/disco/house fan and were too young to remember them, or were otherwise not fortunate enough to hear any of these songs on the dance floor of a club, check it out."

A Lost Gem found again

jodle01 | 06/13/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In 1974 I bought this album and fell in love with such tracks as Who is he and What is he to you - You Can't Hide and Wild Flower. I was 22 at the time, living in the UK and just getting into the music that would shape my future....But then some stole my entire record collection and I was not able to replace this album and many others. I had a dream that one day I would find it again and here it is. Thanks Amazon.com and for all you people out there who are in need of vintage diamonds....buy this and you will not be disapointed...in fact you will just love it and want more"

A Slice of 70s Perfection...

yygsgsdrassil | Crossroads America | 03/10/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"....from The Creative Source, who were discovered and managed by the Fifth Dimension's Ron Townsend. This has the classic cover of Bill Withers' "Who Is He and What Is He To You" (at 11 and some odds minutes it was a workout on the dancefloor)--(Dagummit)--and Bill Withers' "Let Me In To Your Life". It also has the original "Can't Hide Love" penned by Skip Scarsborough, later done by EWF. And, it has the Carole King faux latin "Corazon". They were great vocalists, but alas, could not overcome the monster success of "Who Is..." . They put out a few more less popular dance LPs and then faded into oblivion..."