Their first studio album in nearly three years was a disappointment. By then Jean Terrell left the group, powerhouse singer Scherrie Payne (a former vocalist with the group the Glass House) replaced her and Mary Wilson took charge of the group, splitting leads with Payne. The result was a collage of production approaches that don't seem to jell as a unified whole. Another problem was that Mary Wilson wasn't (then) a particularly distinctive lead singer. (It wasn't until her 1979 self-titled solo album with Motown that she began to gain a clearer musical idenity.) The album's failure sent them scurrying back to the drawing board, quite appropriately as the album did nothing to establish a distinctive musical idenity for the group. ~ John Lowe
Tracks
1
He's My Man
02:55
2
Early Morning Love
03:11
3
Where Is It I Belong
03:53
4
It's All Been Said Before
02:30
5
This Is Why I Believe in You
03:10
6
You Can't Stop a Girl in Love
02:31
7
Color My World Blue
02:32
8
Give Out, but Don't Give Up
02:33
9
Where Do I Go From Here
03:29
10
You Turn Me Around
02:30