Who in the World: War
Who In The World: War HITS OF THE WEEK SINGLES SLEEPERS ALBUMS FLEETWOOD MAC, "YOU MAKE LOVING FUN" THE TEMPTATIONS, "IN A LIFETIME" (prod. by "ELVIS IN CONCERT." The soundtrack (prod. by group) (writer: McVie) Norman Harris) (writers: Baker -Ty- to CBS -TV's recent Special plus a sec- (Gentoo, BMI) (3:31). Four and son) (Burma East/Dajoye/Golden ond record, recorded on tour last June counting-singles from "Rumours," Fleece, BMI) (3:06). An impressive goes a long way in proving The King's that is, and this Christine McVie group vocal effort that should bring stage superiority. The set touches all composition is as good as its prede- these artists back to the top, this bases, reaching back for "Hound Dog," cessors. A light rocker with a co-n- single moves quickly but smoothly, "Jailhouse Rock," "That's All Right" pelling love lyric, it has received with the dance tempo fitting in well and some spirituals to some of his pop play as an Ip cut, and should with an attractive melody. Atlantic more memorable recent efforts. RCA soar as a single. Warner Bros. 8483. 3436. APL 2-2587 (13.98). TAVARES, "MORE THAN A WOMAN" (prod. DWIGHT TWILLEY BAND, "TWILLEY DON'T THE JACKSONS, "GOIN' PLACES." The by Freddie Perren) (writers: B., R. & MIND" (prod. by Bob Schaper & group's second album for the label has M. Gibb) (Stigwood/Unichappell, Oister) (writer: Twilley) (Tarka, been preceded by the release of the BMI) (3:16). Written by the Bee Gees ASCAP) (2:48). Twilley draws on a title song as a single and its percolat- and performed by Tavares in the number of sources-chiefly the Bea- ing uptempo rhythms typify the set.
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