Dynamic Superiors Dynamic Superiors / Pure Pleasure CD

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the under-appreciated Soulsters on one disc: The Dynamic Superiors and Pure Pleasure, both released in 1975. The albums were produced by the hitmaking husband-and-wife team of Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson. The Dynamic Superiors' lead singer Tony Washington was openly gay - and seemingly, the first openly gay black recording artist, predating Sylvester and Carl Bean by a number of years. The group's self-titled Motown debut included the now-classic 'Shoe Shoe Shine,' a Top 20 US R&B hit and the follow-up, 'Leave It Alone' which reached #13 on the US R&B charts as well as the Ashford & Simpson chestnut, 'Don't Send Nobody Else'. Pure Pleasure included the dance hit, 'Face the Music,' a Top 10 disco hit in 1975.

1. Shoe Shoe Shine 2. Soon 3. Leave It Alone 4. Don't Send Nobody Else 5. Romeo 6. Star of My Life 7. Cry When You Want to 8. I Got Away 9. One-Nighter 10. Release Me 11. Deception 12. Pleasure 13. Nobody's Gonna Change Me 14. Feeling Mellow 15. Face the Music 16. Hit and Run Lovers 17. A Better Way 18. Don't Give Up on Me Baby 19. Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing