This is the last album featuring Lionel Richie.
The ninth album, released in 1981, contains eight songs, including "Oh No," which reached number four on the US singles chart, and "Lady (You Bring Me Up)," which reached number eight.
Originally a funk band, the Commodores gradually became more interested in pop music. This was the last album with Lionel Richie, who went solo the following year. The fifth track, "Why You Wanna Try Me," and the eighth track, "Lucy," were re-released as singles only in the UK.
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A:
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1)
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Lady (You Bring Me Up)
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2)
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Saturday Night
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3)
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Keep On Taking Me Higher
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4)
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Oh No
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B:
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1)
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Why You Wanna Try Me
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2)
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This Love
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3)
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Been Loving You
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4)
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Lucy
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Producer, Arranged By - Commodores
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Arranged By [Rhythm Arrangements By] - Gene Page (A4, B4)
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Arranged By [String And Horn Arrangements Created By] - James Anthony Carmichael
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Producer, Arranged By - James Anthony Carmichael
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Recorded By, Mixed By - Calvin L. Harris
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Mastered By - Bernie Grundman
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Project Manager - Suzee Wendy Ikeda
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Engineer [Assistant Engineers] - Ed Seay
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Engineer [Additional Engineering] - Jane Clark
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Engineer [Assistant Engineers] - Skip Cottrell (A4, B4)
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Engineer [Assistant Engineers] - Tommy Cooper
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Art Direction - Johnny Lee (4)
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Management - Benjamin Ashburn Management
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Photography By - David Alexander (5)
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Engineer [Assistant Engineers] - Richard Well
