The Spinners – 2nd Time Around

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Artist: The Spinners

Title: 2nd Time Around

Year: 1970

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Tracklist

  • 1. It's A Shame (3:10)
  • 2. I've Got To Find Myself A Brand New Baby (2:32)
  • 3. Together We Can Make Such Sweet Music (3:04)
  • 4. Bad, Bad Weather (Till You Come Home ) (2:27)
  • 5. Pay Them No Mind (2:59)
  • 6. My Lady Love (4:44)
  • 7. Souly Ghost (2:27)
  • 8. O-o-h Child (3:13)
  • 9. In My Diary (2:44)
  • 10. My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me) (3:35)
  • 11. (She's Gonna Love Me) At Sundown (2:22)
  • 12. Can Sing A Rainbow / Love Is Blue (3:50)
  • 13. Mental Telepathy (3:10)
  • 14. Satisfaction Guaranteed (2:56)
  • 15. Sunshine Train (2:38)
  • 16. While The City Sleeps (2:44)
  • 17. I Can't Let You Go (2:46)
  • 18. Your Sweet Love Is All I Need (Your Love Is Sufficient) (2:41)
  • 19. Don't Take Your Love Away I Can't Stand It (2:59)
  • 20. That's What Girls Are Made For (2:34)
  • 21. Gonna Keep On Tryin' Till I Win Your Love (2:24)
  • 22. Sadder Words Were Never Spoken (2:28)
  • 23. Just A Little Part Of Your Life (2:11)
  • 24. When It Starts To Rain It Pours (2:32)
  • 25. Why Don't You Try It (2:43)

Review

The Spinners' "2nd Time Around," released in 1970, stands as a significant chapter in their musical journey, marking their sophomore album and their final release with the legendary Motown Records. This record bathes in R&B and soul vibes, effortlessly blending upbeat tracks with more mellow moments. The harmonies are pristine, capturing the true essence of the group's versatility.

Stevie Wonder's magic touch is felt in the hit "It's a Shame," which skyrocketed to the U.S. Pop top-twenty and R&B top-ten. Other gems like "I've Got to Find Myself a Brand New Baby," "Together We Can Make Such Sweet Music," and "My Lady Love" shine through. With production by heavyweights like Johnny Bristol, Harvey Fuqua, and Stevie Wonder himself, the album offers a dynamic and richly textured sound.

Historically, "2nd Time Around" marked the end of an era with Motown before the Spinners moved to Atlantic Records, setting the stage for future triumphs. Despite its modest commercial performance, reaching #199 on the Billboard 200 and #46 on the R&B charts, this album remains a cherished part of their legacy, showcasing the vocal brilliance and production finesse of the period. - Kimberly

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