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Label: Atlantic Catalog#: SD 19301 Format: Vinyl, LP Country: US Released: 1981 Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Disco Credits: Arranged By, Bass, Composed By, Conductor - David Romani* Arranged By, Composed By, Conductor, Guitar - Paolo Gianolio Backing Vocals - Benny Diggs , Crystal Davis , Dennis Collins , Fonzi Thornton , Luther Vandross , Ullanda McCullough Backing Vocals, Conductor [Vocals] - Jocelyn Shaw Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals - Diva Gray Conductor [Vocals], Lyrics By - Tanyayette Willoughby Drums - Terry Silverlight Engineer - Greg Calbi , Michael H. Brauer Engineer [Assistant] - Andy Hoffman Engineer, Synthesizer [Assistant] - Maurizio Biancani Guitar - Doc Powell Keyboards - Onage Allan Gumbs* Lead Vocals - James Crabs Robinson* Lyrics By - Paul Slade Producer, Arranged By, Composed By, Conductor, Executive Producer, Piano, Synthesizer, Written-By - Mauro Malavasi Producer, Executive Producer - Jacques Fred Petrus Saxophone - Denny Trimboli* , Rudy Trevisi Strings - Goody Music String Ensemble, The* Trombone - Bob Alexander Trumpet - Earl Gardner , Victor Paz Vocals [Solo] - Gordon Grody Notes: Recorded at Fonoprint Studios, Bologna, Italy All vocals recorded and mixed at Media Sound Studios, New York City Mastered at Sterling Sound Inc., New York City Rating:   4.6/5 (16 votes) Rate It Submitted by: burdock 5 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

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, Mar 07, 2004

The best album ever by the Italian disco group. They were at the height of their careers when Miracles was released in 1981. Many people dismissed them as the poor man's Chic. But Chic had nothing on these guys, not to mention the fact that they were overrated and got attention by hanging out at Studio 54 all the time. The best songs on this album are "Your Move", "Angel Of My Heart" and "Hold Tight", which went to #40 R on July 11, 1981 for nine weeks. My favorite is James Robinson singing "Your Move", which is the perfect late night song. Robinson filled in for Luther Vandross as lead singer because Vandross was working on his solo album at the time, although he does appear as one of the backround singers.

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