8 thoughts on “ Gotta Move - Gotta Groove - Leroy Hutson - The Man! (CD, Album) ”

1. mayfield left the very successful group the impressions, to go solo. leroy first solo recording was 's "love oh love" every track on this album could have been a million dollar seller. in his second lp "the man" was released, not as good as the first, but who cares it was leroy. gave us hutson 5/5(3).

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2. Jan 27,  · Provided to YouTube by Rhino Can't Say Enough About Mom · Leroy Hutson The Man! ℗ Rhino Entertainment Writer: Leroy Hutson Writer: M Hawkins Auto-generated by YouTube.

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3. Leroy Hutson is an American soul and R&B singer, songwriter, arranger, producer and instrumentalist, best known as former lead singer of R&B vocal group The.

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4. Nov 21,  · Leroy Hutson; Album The Man! Licensed to YouTube by PIAS (on behalf of Acid Jazz); BMG Rights Management (US), LLC, Warner Chappell, ARESA, and 3 Music Rights Societies Mama Funk Groove Junky.

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5. Gotta Move - Gotta Groove Lyrics: At 9 O' clock -- where's my guitar? -- gotta strum some melody / Gotta 10 O'clock rehersal -- at 12 O' clock, the boss will leave / We didn't stay long in Denver.

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7. May 11,  · Gotta Move-Gotta Groove: The Man! Leroy Hutson. Love Oh Love is the debut solo album by Leroy Hutson, who had been the lead singer of The Impressions after he replaced former lead singer Curtis Mayfield, who left the group to embark on his own solo recording career in The photography was by Joel Brodsky.5/5(2).

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8. Although the album benefits from tight arrangements and slick production, the material never quite lives up to its sense of ambition; "Can't Say Enough About Mom" is a family values tune that suffers from dull, obvious lyrics and an overblown arrangement, while "Gotta Move Gotta Groove" is a tale of musician life that lacks the specific.

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