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Power

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Download links and information about Power by Lakeside. This album was released in 1987 and it belongs to Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Disco, Pop, Funk genres. It contains 9 tracks with total duration of 43:45 minutes.

Artist: Lakeside
Release date: 1987
Genre: Hip Hop/R&B, Soul, Disco, Pop, Funk
Tracks: 9
Duration: 43:45
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Relationship 5:34
2. Power 5:24
3. Bullseye 3:17
4. Still Feeling Good 4:57
5. To Be Your Lover 5:24
6. Sensations 4:18
7. Just a Touch Away 4:39
8. Love I Can Bank On 4:19
9. Relationship (Instrumental Version) 5:53

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Produced by band guitarist Stephen Shockley, Power was Lakeside's last nationally charting album. Issued during the waning years of R&B bands, it has healthy heaping of both funk cuts and slow jams. The opening track, "Relationships," written by onetime Prince & the Revolution bassist Brownmark, was a Top 24 R&B single in the spring of 1987. Still, it's the LP's ballads that left the most lasting impressions. The crystalline "To Be Your Lover" remains a heart-melter almost two decades after its release and was curiously never released as a single, despite receiving massive radio play. The other standout ballad, "Bullseye," was a Top 33 R&B hit during the summer of 1987. Former Slave member Steve Arrington's wife, India Arrington, co-wrote the inspiring, poppin' title track which sports the lyric: "What makes you better than the roaches on the wall/Until you get up from the bottom/You'll both have to crawl." "Bullseye" appears on The Best of Lakeside [Sequel] and Galactic Grooves: The Best of Lakeside.