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I'm glad I was able to purchase this CD before it will go out of print again. The sound quality is excellent. I recall when back in the day "Fun time" hit the radio stations, A danceable tune with a contagious beat. "Surrender" is my other favorite song here. Although this was not probably the best album from this duo compared to "2 Hot!"and "Twice the Fire", it was "worth the wait" to have it re-released on CD. I hope that "Twice the Fire" can be released on CD very soon. The previous work was feeling that there was a feeling of tension, but here is a calm couple manzai (excuse!)It does not go until, but it has become a lot of happy feeling.Is there something change between the two people?The duo of men and women can be used to imagine the surrounding area, regardless of whether you prefer or not.The quality of the music is not lowered, but the atmosphere is slightly different.After the success of the disco chart, the first track “FUN TIME” seems to have become a hit tune for this album on Moro. It is now a work of disco classics.

I'm glad I was able to purchase this CD before it will go out of print again. The sound quality is excellent. I recall when back in the day "Fun time" hit the radio stations, A danceable tune with a contagious beat. "Surrender" is my other favorite song here. Although this was not probably the best album from this duo compared to "2 Hot!"and "Twice the Fire", it was "worth the wait" to have it re-released on CD. I hope that "Twice the Fire" can be released on CD very soon. The previous work was feeling that there was a feeling of tension, but here is a calm couple manzai (excuse!)It does not go until, but it has become a lot of happy feeling.Is there something change between the two people?The duo of men and women can be used to imagine the surrounding area, regardless of whether you prefer or not.The quality of the music is not lowered, but the atmosphere is slightly different.After the success of the disco chart, the first track “FUN TIME” seems to have become a hit tune for this album on Moro. It is now a work of disco classics.

taken from Spanish TV

Betty Wright (born December 21, 1953),[2] is an American soul and R&B singer and songwriter, who rose to fame in the 1970s with hits such as "Clean Up Woman" and "Tonight is the Night". About a year later, Wright released her signature song, "Clean Up Woman", written by Clarence Reid and Willie Clarke when she was 17. The record reached number two on the R&B charts, where it stayed for eight weeks. It crossed over to the pop charts, peaking at number six and staying on the Billboard Hot 100 for 14 weeks.[2] It eventually sold over a million copies and was certified gold on December 30, 1971,[2] nine days after the singer turned 18. Playlist: I'll Love You Forever (1971) Tonight Is The Night (1974) Clean Up Woman (1971)