Title: Complete Soul City / Bell Singles 1966-1975
Artist: 5th Dimension
Label: Real Gone Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 848064005339
Genre: Soul/R & B

2016 three CD collection. A 50th anniversary celebration calls for some champagne... champagne soul, that is! Back in 1966, Billy Davis, Jr., Florence LaRue, Marilyn McCoo, Lamonte McLemore, and Ron Townson first started making beautiful music together, and the world of pop music has never been the same. Now, in 2016, 50 years later, Real Gone Music is proud to present the most comprehensive 5th Dimension collection ever compiled, a set containing their complete singles for the Soul City and Bell labels (plus their first single on the Bronco label as The Versatiles and their lone single release for Arista), 61 tracks of swinging, soulful harmonies, brilliant arrangements, ground-breaking production, and some of the best songwriting to come out of the '60s and '70s. This set-which is housed inside a sumptuous, 8-panel digipak mini-album featuring rare photos-not only includes 30 Pop and 15 R&B hits, all in their hard-to-find, mono mixes (only the last four tracks on the set are in stereo), featuring such legendary recordings as "Up-Up and Away, " "Stoned Soul Picnic, " "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In, " "Wedding Bell Blues, " "One Less Bell to Answer, " "(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All, " and "If I Could Reach You, " but also some rare, non-LP single sides and single edits, nearly all making their CD debuts here! With production by the great Bones Howe, vocal arrangements by Bob Alcivar, and the instrumental accompaniment of the famed Wrecking Crew, the confluence of talent on these sides is simply staggering. And, of course, The 5th Dimension brought the songwriting genius of Laura Nyro and Jimmy Webb to the masses; their collaborations with Webb in particular remain among the pinnacles of '60s pop. Remastered by Mark Wilder at Battery Studios, and with notes by Paul Grein featuring quotes from all four living members (Billy Davis, Jr., Marilyn McCoo, Florence LaRue and Lamonte McLemore) that trace the historic arc of the group, The Complete Soul City/Bell Singles 1966-1975 isn't just the definitive look at The 5th Dimension; it's a collection that defines the whole sunshine pop genre.

Tracks:
1.1 You're Good Enough for Me
1.2 Bye Bye Baby
1.3 I'll Be Lovin' You Forever
1.4 Train Keep on Movin'
1.5 Go Where You Wanna Go
1.6 Too Poor to Die
1.7 Another Day, Another Heartache
1.8 Rosecrans BLVD
1.9 Up Up ; Away
1.10 Which Way to Nowhere
1.11 Paper Cup
1.12 Poor Side of Town
1.13 Carpet Man
1.14 The Magic Garden
1.15 Stoned Soul Picnic
1.16 The Sailboat Song
1.17 Sweet Blindness
1.18 Bobbie's Blues (Who Do You Think Of?)
1.19 California Soul
1.20 It'll Never Be the Same Again
2.1 Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine in (The Flesh Failures)
2.2 Don't Cha Hear Me Callin' to Ya
2.3 Workin' on a Groovy Thing
2.4 Broken Wing Bird
2.5 Wedding Bell Blues
2.6 Lovin' Stew
2.7 Blowing Away
2.8 Skinny Man
2.9 The Declaration
2.10 A Change Is Gonna Come/People Gotta Be Free
2.11 The Girls' Song
2.12 Puppet Man
2.13 A Love Like Ours
2.14 Save the Country
2.15 Dimension 5Ive
2.16 On the Beach (In the Summertime)
2.17 This Is Your Life
2.18 One Less Bell to Answer
2.19 Feelin' Alright?
2.20 Love's Lines Angles ; Rhymes
2.21 The Singer
3.1 Light Sings
3.2 Viva Tirado
3.3 Never My Love
3.4 Together Let's Find Love
3.5 I Just Wanta Be Your Friend
3.6 (Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
3.7 The River Witch
3.8 If I Could Reach You
3.9 Tomorrow Belongs to the Children
3.10 Living Together Growing Together
3.11 What Do I Need to Be Me
3.12 Everything's Been Changed
3.13 There Never Was a Day
3.14 Ashes to Ashes
3.15 Flashback
3.16 Diggin' for a Livin'
3.17 Harlem
3.18 My Song
3.19 No Love in the Room
3.20 I Don't Know How to Look for Love

5th Dimension: Complete Soul City / Bell Singles 1966-1975

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