The Monitors - Greetings!... We're The Monitors album flac

Album by The Monitors. The Further You Look, The Less You See. Since I Lost You Girl. Baby Make Your Own Sweet Music. Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam). Time Is Passin' By. Say You. Number One in Your Heart. Serve Yourself a Cup of Happiness. Just To Keep You Satisfied.

Greetings! We're The Monitors. Greetings! We're The Monitors is the debut album by The Monitors, released in 1968. It is composed of material that the group recorded from the three-year span of 1965 to 1968. Richard Street, who would later replace Paul Williams in The Temptations, is the lead singer of this group. Shortly after the album was released, the Monitors disbanded and didn't get back together again until 1990, when the group released a reunion album entitled Grazing in the Grass.

An underappreciated act, the Monitors consisted of lead singer Richard Street, Warren Harris, John Fagin and Sandra Fagin. Working hard at recording and being a regular opening act for various Motown revues, the Monitors weren’t as successful as Motown would’ve wanted. To supplement their incomes they took other jobs within the label, such as Street being part of the Quality Control team. Before disbanding (and Street joining the Temptations), Motown put together one album, Greetings! We’re the Monitors (1968), which collected many of their songs recorded between 1965-’68.

1. Bring Back the Love. 2. Bring Back The Love (Single Version). 10.

Other albums by The Monitors. Greetings! We're the Monitors. Going to a Go Go - The Best of the Monitors. Grazing in the Grass. The Monitors 11/21/2006. 1 Grazing the Grass The Monitors 5:48. 2 Rescue My Heart The Monitors 3:39. 3 Cold as Ice The Monitors 3:35. 4 Through the Test of Time The Monitors 5:10. 5 Brainstorm The Monitors 4:34. 6 Going to a Go-Go The Monitors 3:29. 7 You Are My Destiny The Monitors 4:28. 8 Tears of a Clown The Monitors 3:52. 9 Forever and Ever The Monitors 3:46. 10 Standing Still The Monitors 5:10.

Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam).

The Monitors - Greetings!. All in all this is another very good Us production. If these majestic instrumental passages were next to a better voice we would talk about a trully excellent work.