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So Soon We Change
1979 studio album by David Ruffin From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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So Soon We Change is a 1979 album by Temptations singer David Ruffin.[2] It was his first album for Warner Bros. Records after years of being with Motown.
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Critical reception
The Omaha World-Herald wrote that "Ruffins' solid, grainy voice stays mostly in the middle range."[4]
Track listing
Side One
- "Let Your Love Rain Down on Me" (Charles McCollough, Joe Shamwell, Tommy Tate)
- "Break My Heart" (David Garner)
- "I Get Excited" (Steven Hairston)
- "Chain on the Brain" (Tony Hester)
Side Two
- "Morning Sun Looks Blue" (Michael Amitin)
- "Let's Stay Together" (Don Davis, Duane Freeman)
- "So Soon We Change" (James Dean, John Glover)
- "Sexy Dancer" (Don Davis, Elwin Rutledge)
Personnel
- David Ruffin - vocals
- Bruce Nazarian, Dennis Coffey, Norman Warner, Robert Troy - guitar
- Anthony Willis, Steven Hairston - bass
- Arnold Ingram, Michael Amitin, Ruby Robinson - keyboards
- Jerry Jones - drums
- Larry Fratangelo - percussion
- Mike Iacopelli - ARP syndrum
- Sam Peake - saxophone
- Terry Harrington - alto saxophone
- Patrick Adams - string and horn arrangements
Chart history
Singles
References
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