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1. Jan 11,  · "In The Pocket" was not like the title suggested. Songs like "Lady (You Bring Me Up)" and "Why You Wanna Try Me" were cool, but let's be honest "Oh No"(penned by Mr. Richie) was the best song on here. All the other songs besides "Lucy", were done without Lionel in the studio, and to me /5().

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2. The fact that I didn't particularly care for this tune did not keep me from purchasing this album a second time, just to own it on CD. Overall, IN THE POCKET has more strengths than weaknesses. If you're comparing it to any Commodores LP recorded before , well, of course it will come up short/5(17).

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3. The fact that I didn't particularly care for this tune did not keep me from purchasing this album a second time, just to own it on CD. Overall, IN THE POCKET has more strengths than weaknesses. If you're comparing it to any Commodores LP recorded before , well, of course it will come up short/5(19).

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4. Artist: Commodores. Year: Vinyl - LP. In the Pocket. Album: In the Pocket. Albums are in VG+ (Very Good to Excellent) condition. No visible marking / scuffing / scratches & plays perfectly. Album sleeves are in excellent condition.

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5. In and , many people in the music world suspected that Lionel Richie would soon be leaving the Commodores to pursue a solo career -- and sure enough, he officially became a full-time solo artist in In the Pocket, released in , turned out to be his final album with the traremavunimgran.webstheftsubloviveworkvaclilenstige.co surprisingly, Richie dominates the album, singing lead on everything from adult contemporary 5/

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6. Commodores - In The Pocket - Motown Records MM1 - - Original Release - Lionel Richie. Tracks: Lady (You Bring Me Up) Saturday Night Keep On Taking Me Higher Oh No Why You Wanna Try Me This Love Been Loving You Lucy. Commodores - In The Pocket collectible vinyl lp record album for sale. Buy In The Pocket, a used vinyl record from Commodores.

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7. Commodores' In the Pocket (semi-soul stuff from some clever pros cashing in) ascend the charts, they join all the hard-rock hacks (Journey, Pat Benatar) and pop-rock puffballs (REO Speedtricycle). The result is that the charts these days resemble a sour parody of popular music. If it weren't for Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl" – junk genius to the manner born–I'd be ashamed to be a pop fan.

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8. Lady (You Bring Me Up) Written-By – H. Hudson*, S. King*, W. King* 2: Saturday Night Written-By – H. Hudson*, T. McClary* 3: Keep On Taking Me Higher Written-By – H. Hudson*, Thomas McClary: 4: Oh No Arranged By [Rhythm] – Gene Page Engineer [Assistant] – Skip Cottrell Written-By – L. B. Richie, Jr.* 5: Why.

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