Commodores – The Best Of The Commodores (1995) EAC Rip 2xCD FLAC Image + Cue + Log Full Scans Included Total Size: 936 MB 3% RAR Recovery Label: Motown USA Cat#: -2 Genre: R&B Additional Info: • Released Date: February 7, 1995 Disc 1 01. Let’s Get Started – 03:58 02.

Machine Gun – 02:42 03. The Zoo (The Human Zoo) – 03:08 04. Are You Happy – 03:09 05.

Don’t You Be Worried – 02:41 06. Slippery When Wet – 03:22 07. I Feel Sanctified – 02:40 08. Young Girls Are My Weakness – 03:04 09. The Bump – 02:55 10.

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This Is Your Life – 03:19 11. Sweet Love – 03:29 12. Just To Be Close To You – 03:23 13. Easy – 04:23 14.

High On Sunshine – 04:26 15. Fancy Dancer – 04:26 16. Cebu – 04:52 17. Zoom – 04:24 18.

Brick House – 03:38 19. Too Hot Ta Trot – 03:33 20. Three Times A Lady – 03:39 21. I Like What You Do – 04:51 Disc 2 01. Flying High – 03:57 02. Still – 03:48 03. Sail On – 04:00 04.

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Wonderland – 03:51 05. Old-Fashion Love – 03:25 06.

Heroes – 04:04 07. Jesus Is Love – 04:59 08. Lady (You Bring Me Up) – 04:05 09. Oh No – 03:05 10. Why You Wanna Try Me – 04:01 11. Painted Picture – 04:07 12. Only You – 04:35 13.

Reach High – 03:44 14. Turn Off The Lights – 04:07 15.

Nightshift – 05:05 16. Animal Instinct – 04:06 17. Janet – 03:44 18.

Goin’ To The Bank – 04:20.

Collection of The Commodores Renowned for the R&B hits 'Just to Be Close to You,' 'Easy,' and 'Brickhouse,' to name but a few, the Commodores were one of the top bands during their long tenure at Motown. The group is credited with seven number one songs and a host of other Top Ten hits on the Billboard charts, and their vast catalog includes more than 50 albums. The members of the Commodores, all of whom attended Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, came together as a result of two groups disbanding: the Mystics and the Jays. Initially formed to simply play music as a pastime and to meet girls, the lineup consisted of William King (trumpet), Thomas McClary (guitar), Ronald LaPread (bass), Walter 'Clyde' Orange (drums), Lionel Richie (saxophone), and Milan Williams (keyboards). The members nearly went stir-crazy trying to pick a name for the group, but with no success. As a last resort, Orange gave King a dictionary and told him to pick a name -- that name was the Commodores. With Clyde Orange the only learned musician in the group, the Commodores began spreading their music throughout their base, which included Tuskegee, Montgomery, and Birmingham, AL.

After success securing dates in their own backyard, the band ventured to New York City for a gig at Smalls Paradise. Told, in so many words by the club owner, that their sound was not happening, the self-contained band was nevertheless called back to the club to fill in for a last-minute cancellation. That night the Tuskegee alumni performed before a standing-room-only crowd -- most of which were friends and family of the band. Unaware of the planned crowd, the owner booked the band for two more weeks.

The Commodores' long association with Motown began as a result of a tour opening for the Jackson 5. That opportunity occurred in 1971, when the group auditioned in New York City for an unknown yet high-profile gig. Two weeks later, they made their first appearance in the prized support slot, and didn't give it up for more than two years. Their excellent shows naturally led to a deal with Motown, and they debuted with the up-tempo instrumental dance cut 'Machine Gun.' Written by Milan Williams, its Top Ten outing gave the group immediate attention. It was followed by the Top 20 single 'I Feel Sanctified,' which led to their third single -- and first number one record -- in 'Slippery When Wet.' Inside of 17 weeks, the septet was rocking the airwaves with their brand of Southern funk, spiced with an animated vocal delivery courtesy of Lionel Richie and Clyde Orange.

In September of 1976, they released 'Just to Be Close to You,' their second number one single and a number seven pop hit. The Top Ten hit 'Fancy Dancer' followed, and then came 'Easy.'