A stone burner from 100 Proof Aged In Soul – a group who really take off with this tight second record! The album's a classic from the days when soul music ruled AM radio on both sides
of the tracks – and the rest
of the album is equally great – packing that tight post-Motown punch that made the Hot Wax label one
of the best proponents
of Detroit soul in the 70s! Arrangements are by a huge amount
of early 70s heavyweights – McKinley Jackson, Paul Riser, and HB Barnum – and the set was produced by General Johnson and Greg Perry, in a style that soars along with the
Chairmen Of The
Board albums
of the time. Titles include "Words", "I Don't Care If I Never Get Over You", "Everything Good Is Bad", "Ghetto Girl", "Nothing Sweeter Than Love", and "Don't You Wake Me". CD features lots
of bonus tracks – "I'd Rather Fight Than Switch", "If I Could See The Light In The Window (version 2)", "My Piece
Of The Rock (vocal)", "My Piece
Of The Rock (inst)", and "I'm Mad As Hell (parts 1 & 2)".