Double Exposure
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The Philadelphia group Double Exposure enjoyed their greatest success during the disco era, but their story begins in the mid 1960s when Leonard Davis (nicknamed Butch), Joe Harris, Charles Whittington, and Jimmy Williams formed the soul group United Image. They recorded some sides for Stax, but by the mid- 70s they found themselves on Salsoul. The released the soul-steeped disco album Ten Percent in 1976 and it went top 40 on the R&B album chart. However, its biggest impact was in the clubs where the title track became a number 2 dance when a 12-inch remix was released. From the same album,âEveryman (Has to Carry His Own Weight)â and âMy Love Is Freeâ climbed to number 8 and 15 respectively on the dance chart. Their next two albums, 1978âs Fourplay and 1979âs Locker Room failed to do as well as their Salsoul debut, but the latter contained another top 40 dance hit, âI Got the Hots for Yaâ. The foursome disbanded early in the eighties, but came back together for one last album, Always, in 2002. They recorded material at different points during that decade but did not return to the charts.
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Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Perfect Lover
- Handy Man
- Everyman
- Take Some Time Out (For Love) by Double Exposure
- Falling In Love
- There's Something Missing
- I Got the Hots (For Ya)
- Newsy Neighbors
- There Is No Reason
- Why Do We Have to Go Our Separate Ways
- I Declare War
- I Just Can't Say Hello
- Can We Be in Love
- (Where Have You Been) All My Life
- I Wish That I Could Make Love to You
- Ice Cold Love
- I've Got The Hots (For Ya)
- Ten Percent by Walter Gibbons
- I'm With You by Double Exposure
- Gonna Give My Love Away
- Baby I Need Your Loving
- Just Can't Say Hello
- Pick Me
- Why Do You Have to Leave
