Genre: Soul
Bitrate: vbr kBps
Source: CDDA
Total Size: 78 MB
Website: www.myspace.com/thetemptintemptations
1. Still Here (Prelude)
2. Change Has Come
3. One of a Kind Lady
4. Let Me Catch Your Diamonds
5. Hold Me
6. Warm Summer Nights
7. First Kiss
8. Shawtyismygirlooyeah
9. Still Here With Me
10. Soul Music
11. Woman
12. Listen Up/We Sing For the People (Segue)
13. Going Back Home
14. Still Here (Reprise)
The Temptations, who have maintained a successful recording career for almost 50 years, are releasing their 49th album, 'Still Here,' in stores May 4. Their notable five-part harmonies are instilled in their upcoming album, but with R&B contemporary touches -- thanks to current members Ron Tyson (first tenor and lead), Terry Weeks (baritone, second tenor, first tenor and lead), Bruce Williamson (sings lead, baritone and second tenor), Joe Herndon (bass) and only original member Otis Williams.
Executive produced by Williams and released on the Temptations own label 10:30 International, the politically-driven and soul record features tracks such as 'Listen Up,' pulling inspiration from their 1970's psychedelic soul 'Ball of Confusion (That's What the World is Today)' and 'Shawtyismygirlooyeah,' a modern, R&B take of the classic ballad and signature song 'My Girl.' Other notable songs are the soul-funk 'Soul Music' with prominent bass vocals and 'Change Has Come,' which features a rap interlude and a string-driven melody similar sounding to a Black Eyed Peas hit. Lead by Bruce Williamson, the track is a tribute to the successful election of President Barack Obama
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