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Lamont Dozier Right There Mp3, Flac, Wma Lamont Dozier Right There mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: Right There Country: US Released: 1976 Style: Soul, Funk MP3 version RAR size: 1601 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1707 mb WMA version RAR size: 1260 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 134 Other Formats: MP4 MP1 MIDI AC3 AU FLAC DTS Tracklist Hide Credits It's The Same Old Song A1 4:19 Written-By – Holland/Dozier/Holland* Right There A2 3:55 Written-By – L. Dozier* Jump Right On In A3 5:51 Written-By – L. Dozier* Groovin' On A Natural High A4 5:30 Written-By – L. Dozier* Can't Get Off Until The Feeling Stops A5 3:58 Written-By – L. Dozier* Good Eye B1 5:00 Written-By – L. Dozier*, M. Osowsky* With A Little Bit Of Mending (We Could Be As Good As New) B2 4:36 Written-By – L. Dozier* In A Wild Frame Of Mind B3 4:02 Written-By – L. Dozier* Ain't Never Loved Nobody (Like I Love You) B4 4:06 Written-By – L. Dozier* Joy B5 4:34 Written-By – L. Dozier* Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc. Published By – Dozier Music Recorded At – ABC Recording Studios Recorded At – Warner Bros. Recording Studios Recorded At – Kendun Recorders Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Los Angeles Credits Arranged By [Horns, Strings] – McKinley Jackson, Paul Riser Arranged By [Rhythm] – Lamont Dozier, McKinley Jackson Art Direction – Lockart* Backing Vocals – James Reddick, Jessica Smith, Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, The Jones Girls Bass – James Jamerson, Scott Edwards , Tony Newton Congas – Eddie (Bongo) Brown* Contractor – Ben Barrett* Design – Cabalka Studio Drums – Ed Greene , James Gadson, Jim Gordon, Ollie Brown Engineer [Recording, Mixing] – Barney Perkins, Geoff Gillette, Geoff Sykes, Reginald Dozier Guitar – Jay Graydon, Lee Ritenour, Malvin (Wah Wah) Ragin*, Ray Parker Jr. Percussion – Gary Coleman Photography By – Ivan Nagy Piano – Clarence McDonald, David Paich, John Barns*, Sonny Burke , Sylvester Rivers Producer – Lamont Dozier Notes Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Los Angeles pressing as denoted by ✲ stamped in runouts. Recorded, mixed and mastered at ABC Recording Studios, Warner Bros. Recording Studios and Kendun Recorders. - Lee Ritenour appears courtey of Epic Records A very special thanks to Joseph E. Porter, III Dedicated to Michelle, Lamont II, André, and Michael From Dad with love Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout - Etched): BS-1-2929-LW-1 — ① ✲ Matrix / Runout (Side B Runout - Etched): BS-2-2929-LW-2 — ② ✲ Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Right There (LP, Warner Bros. BS 2929 Lamont Dozier BS 2929 US 1976 Album) Records Right There (8-Trk, Warner Bros. M8 2929 Lamont Dozier M8 2929 1976 Album) Records Right There (LP, Warner Bros. K 56225 Lamont Dozier K 56225 UK 1976 Album) Records Right There (CD, CMRCD 098 Lamont Dozier Castle Music CMRCD 098 UK 2001 Album, RE) Lamont Dozier / ラ Right There / ライト・ゼア Warner Bros. WPCR-27769 WPCR-27769 Japan 2014 モント・ドジャー* (CD, Album, RE, RM) Records Related Music albums to Right There by Lamont Dozier Lamont Dozier - Peddlin' Music On The Side The Supremes - The Supremes Sing Holland Dozier Holland Lamont Dozier - Boogie Business (Edit) The Supremes - Supremes Sing Holland▪Dozier▪Holland Various - Motown Monster Hits Volume II The Supremes - A' Go-Go Four Tops - Four Tops Live Diana Ross And The Supremes - Greatest Hits Diana Ross And The Supremes - 'Live' At London's Talk Of The Town Holland-Dozier Featuring Lamont Dozier - Why Can't We Be Lovers / If You Don't Want To Be In My Life.
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