Definitive Collection (Uk)
Currently Unavailable
Tracklist
1
Car Wash - Long
2
Version / from "Car Wash"
3
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is
4
I'm Going Down
5
I Wanna Get Next to You 5 Wishing on a Star
6
It Makes You Feel Like Dancin'
7
Do Your Dance 8 Funk Factory
8
Ooh Boy
9
Love Don't Live Here Anymore
10
I'm in Love (And I Love the Feeling)
11
Do It, Do It
12
First Come, First Serve
13
Get Up Off Your Fat
14
Help
15
That's What's Wrong with Me
16
Is It Love You're After
17
Bad Mother Funker
18
Pazazz
19
What You Waitin' for
20
Shine Your Light
21
I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
22
Golden Touch
23
Funkin' Around
24
You're a Winner
25
Wanna Make It with You
26
Love Is in the Air
27
Help Yourself
28
RR Express
29
Jump Street
30
Illusions
31
Tell Me That I'm Dreaming
32
Pop Your Fingers
33
You Blew It
34
Best Love
35
Still in Love
36
Dance with Me 10 Fire the Funk
About This Release
A triple CD taken from three labels, MCA, Warner Brothers and Epic Records, to create 'The Definitive Rose Royce'. A must for all Funk and Soul fans, capturing all of the greatest hits in one collection. A '70s music night without Rose Royce would be unthinkable. In soul music terms, it would be like the '60s without The Temptations, or the '80s without The Gap Band. That's because the Los Angeles group played an important role in spreading Disco-Funk. Rose Royce's music defined by it's blend of funky grooves and soft romantic ballads, was part of the soundtrack to those heady days, when the whole world seemed to be a big disco ball dancing through space. This Rose Royce 'Definitive Collection' includes all the extended versions of the biggest hits including the ballads 'Love Don't Live Here Anymore', 'Wishing On A Star', 'I Wanna Get Next To You' and the Funk anthems 'Car Wash', 'It Makes You Feel Like Dancin', 'Is It Love You're After' and 'Do Your Dance'. Also included is the full 12-minute version of 'RR Express'. Producer Norman Whitfield, known for his work with The Temptations and The Undisputed Truth was the brainchild behind Rose Royce, and signed them to his Whitfield Records label, which was backed by Warner Brothers. He produced the majority of the tracks in this package, and you can feel his influence in these recordings.