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Contents: [Throwback Soul Soul/Funk Classics, Hidden Gems, Hard-to-Find Albums 70s - The Eve of Electronic Music] [Limited Edition] This 1972 album, the first West Coast recording by a male vocal group that, along with The Temptations, represented Motown in the 60s, after they moved to Dunhill/ABC. Includes "Ain't No Woman," which was sampled and continues to be used today, and "When Tonight Meets Tomorrow," which is reminiscent of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On." Released: 1972 With liner notes [Track Listing] 01. Keeper of the Castle 02. Ain't No Woman (Like the One I've Got) 03. Put a Little Love Away 04. Turn on the Light of Your Love 05. When Tonight Meets Tomorrow 06. Love Music 07. Remember What I Told You to Forget 08. (I Think I Must Be) Dreaming 09. The Good Road Knows 10. Jubilee with Soul 11. Love Makes You Human 12. Keeper of the Castle (Reprise) Media Reviews and More This 1972 album, recorded on the West Coast, was the first by this male vocal group, one of the most representative of 1960s Motown alongside The Temptations, after they moved to Dunhill/ABC. It includes "Ain't No Woman," a song whose use of samples has been passed down to this day, and "When Tonight Meets Tomorrow," which is reminiscent of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On." (C)RS
