24 bit remastering elevates the listening experience of their classic mid 70s soul album. Woman to Woman was one of the final hits on STAX records before it went under. Released just as the first wave of the Disco crave swept the world the album is one of the final authentic great soul albums that didn't include disco influences. A terrific album and iconic 70s rap title track (in the spoken r&b tradition of Isaac Hayes rather than the rhyming style that emerged later in the decade). Unfortunately as a result of STAX collapse and the rise of disco there was no place for r&b singers like Shirley who weren't willing to wail along to a dance track. Staying true to her roots saw here being left behind as many record buyers moved on.

No complaints about this. It’s a very quiet pressing, clean and dynamic. The runout indicates that it was pressed at MPO in France.

Track-timing is the same as on this CD reissue :
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Shirley-Brown-Woman-To-Woman/release/5941673

My label is different than this copy... has a white truth records symbol.