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Give the People What They Want is the fifth studio album by American soul and funk band Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, released January 14, 2014 on Daptone Records. The album was nominated for "Best R&B Album" at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards. Give the People What They Want garnered generally positive reception from music critics.

Her natural ebullience still drives the splendid Give the People What They Want, a hook-laden affair keeping up the high standard set by I Learned the Hard Way and 2011’s punchy Soul Time!, as good an R&B album as any in recent years. The bullish attitude is there right from the opening Retreat!, an assertive blend of Motown snap, Stax horns and Spector chimes in a retro-soul cocktail: Step back! she warns, I’ll make you wish you were never born, and you don’t doubt her candour.

Album Give the People What They Want. People Don't Get What They Deserve Lyrics. When I was a child I believed what they told me (every word) "To each one shall come what each one shall earn" And if I worked hard nobody could hold me (hold me) And cheaters will fail, that's what they all learned (cheaters never prosper) There is a man who is born with a fortune A hard day's

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Jones’s anger toward increasing economic disparity is certainly infectious. Give the People What They Want occasionally explores alienation in a defeatist tone, but the majority of the album is focused on exerting control. Erotic Reruns is a collection of ultimately benign love songs, as the eroticism proposed by the album’s title is glaringly absent across 29 scant minutes.

The more albums Sharon Jones releases with the Dap-Kings, the more formulaic their structure appears. This is the group's fifth and, like its predecessors, it draws up a list of vintage-soul styles and methodically ticks each box. Opener Retreat! is their strident, fire-cracking, Motown-heyday tune, Jones's voice scratchy with scorn. No matter how contrived the sound, however, there's no writing this troupe off as lazy pastiche: like Amy Winehouse's Back to Black – on which the Dap-Kings were backing band – Give the People What They Want breathes passionate new life into the past.