BEST OF THE BEST
Great old school music. Quality music and singing talent. No nasal whinning. Good music and a great song that can be apprecaited accross generations. Need more talent like this!
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The O'Jays at the Peak of Perfection
This is the best of the O'Jays catalog, and bittersweet because this would be the last album with Walter Williams in the line up (He would pass away in 1977 from cancer). From "Unity", to the title track, to "Livin' For The Weekend" & "I Love Music", this was the most enjoyable 43 minutes in my teenage life! they don't make good music like this anymore!
A Record Worth Lovin'
Man, my mom played this album so much that the vinyl started coming off. But that's what to expect when you love an album that much, and "Family Reunion" is a record to love. After this album came out, every family tried to start family reunions up. The unfortunate thing is that this album is The O'Jays last of the super-classic albums(not the last of the classic songs though). They moved toward a little disco with "I Love Music", but the social conscious of Gamble and Huff are still here. A album like this is an album worth lovin'
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