Peaches & Herb : Worth The Wait (LP, Vinyl record album) -- Dusty

Peaches & Herb get some really wonderful help here from Freddie Perren – who really helps them focus their groove nicely for the dancefloor! Given the already-great vocals from the pair, and the long legacy of upbeat work from Freddie, the album
Peaches & Herb get some really wonderful help here from Freddie Perren - who really helps them focus their groove nicely for the dancefloor! Given the already-great vocals from the pair, and the long legacy of upbeat work from Freddie, the album's got a heck of a lot going for it - especially as Freddie seems to be a bit sensitive to the earlier roots of the duo, and brings in a sound with older echoes, even amidst a clearly contemporary groove! Most tracks are upbeat, soaring, and joyous - all-out club soul with a bit of an Ashford & Simpson vibe - but there's also a few gentler tracks that round things out nicely, and return us a bit to the romantic ballad style of Peaches & Herb at the end of the 60s. Titles include Hearsay, Surrender, All Night Celebration, One Child Of Love, Fun Time, Discover You, and The Love Stealers.

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Peaches & Herb – I Pledge My Love (1979, Vinyl) - Discogs

Peaches & Herb – Worth The Wait (1980, Vinyl) - Discogs