Artist: Shalamar Title Of Album: The Ultimate Best Of Year Of Release: 2011 Label: Spectrum Audio Genre: Funk, Disco Country: UK Quality: mp3 Bitrate: 320 Kbps Total Time: 02:32:02 (2 CD) Total Size: 334.71 Mb WebSite: Released in 2011 by the Spectrum label (via Sanctuary and Universal UK), this two-disc set is one of the best Shalamar anthologies. The first disc contains 19 tracks, mostly single and album edits of the group's A-sides from 1977's 'Uptown Festival Medley' through 1987's 'Games.' With the exception of 'Dancing in the Sheets' -- its inclusion likely a licensing issue, since it appeared on the Footloose soundtrack, a Columbia release -- the disc has every song a casual fan needs. The second disc is packed with 13 12' versions, almost all of which trump their album-bound and radio-edit counterparts on disc one.

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Shalamar was the creation of Dick Griffey, the booking agent for the television R&B program Soul Train, and British R&B producer Simon Soussan. The group's first single, the 1977 Motown medley 'Uptown Festival,' featured a bevy of faceless studio musicians; once it became a hit, Griffey decided to form a performing group under the name Shalamar. Through Soul Train, Griffey found Jody Watley, Jeffrey Daniels, and Gerald Brown, the three vocalists that became Shalamar; Brown was quickly replaced by Howard Hewitt in 1978. Shalamar's string of poppy dance-soul hits began in 1979 with 'Take That to the Bank'; later that year, 'The Second Time Around' hit the Top Ten. Throughout the early '80s the group were favorites on the U.S. R&B scene, as well as scoring a number of British hit singles.

Watley and Daniels left the group in 1982 and were replaced by Delisa Davis and Micki Free in 1984; Watley went on to stardom as a solo act. The following year Shalamar won a Grammy award for 'Don't Get Stopped in Beverly Hills,' which was featured in Beverly Hills Cop. Hewitt left for a solo career in 1986, signaling the end of the band's career as hit-makers. Sidney Justin replaced Hewitt and the group recorded 1987's Circumstantial Evidence, which was a commercial disappointment.

Microsoft Office 2007 Serial Key Zexmenia more. The group faded away soon after the release of 1990's Wake Up. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine • ORIGIN Chicago, IL • FORMED 1976.