ONCE UPON A STAR.....House Party

 

TEMPTATIONS  House Party  (Gordy,1975) - Soul/Funk


     Brothers Brian and Eddie Holland, collectively two-thirds of the Holland–Dozier–Holland hit-making stable, worked on the first track and only single, "Keep Holdin' On", while Stax Records stalwart Steve Cropper contributed to three songs as producer and/or writer. Vocal highlights include a rare lead performance by Otis Williams on his own composition, "Darling, Stand by Me (Song for My Woman)", the Richard Street-led ballad, "If I Don't Love You This Way" (a cover of a song by the Jackson 5 originally featured on their Dancing Machine album and named by the family group's lead singer Michael Jackson as one of his favourite songs); Glenn Leonard's debut in the ensemble vocal of "What You Need Most (I Do Best of All)"; and fan-favorite bass singer Melvin Franklin's lead vocals on "Ways of a Grown-Up Man."

TRACKLIST : Keep Holdin' On
                       It's Just A Matter Of Time
                       You Can't Stop A Man In Love
                       World Of You,Love And Music
                       What You Need Most (I Do Best Of All)
                       Ways Of A Grown-Up Man
                       Johnny Porter
                       Darling,Stand By Me (Song For My Woman)
                       If I don't Love You This Way

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