Album Details
Title: The Ultimate 5th Dimension Artist: The 5th Dimension Release Date: 1/27/2004 Re-Released On: 5/31/2004 Label: BMG, Arista Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 828765103725, 078221060325, 4988017622179 Genre: Rock Styles: Soul, Pop-Soul, Sunshine Pop, AM Pop Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Carefree, Soothing, Cheerful, Innocent, Naive, Smooth, Sweet, Fun, Happy, Playful, Poignant, Springlike, Romantic, Earnest, Summery, Gentle, Laid-Back/Mellow Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In (In Flesh Failures)
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Stoned Soul Picnic
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Up, Up and Away
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One Less Bell to Answer
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Sweet Blindness
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Puppet Man
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If I Could Reach You
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Go Where You Wanna Go
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Medley: The Worst That Could Happen/Wedding Bell Blues
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Paper Cup
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(Last Night) I Didn't Get to Sleep at All
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Blowing Away
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The Girl's Song
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Carpet Man
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Love's Lines, Angels and Rhymes
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Ashes to Ashes
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Save the Country
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California Soul
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Never My Love
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Workin' on a Groovy Thing
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Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye [#]
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2004 | CD | Arista | 51037 | | 2004 | CD | BMG | 31117 | | 2002 | CD | BMG | 07822106032 |
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Album Review
The 5th Dimension were just about the most successful harmony group of the 1960s and The Ultimate 5th Dimension is easily the most comprehensive single-disc collection on the market. It documents the heyday of the group, mostly their late-'60s tenure with Johnny Rivers' Soul City label and a few tracks from their '70s stay at Bell, and it focuses on their singles -- their hit singles, that is. Each of the 20 songs here (the 21st track is a previously unreleased song, "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye") was a Top 35 hit or better. "Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine In" and "Wedding Bell Blues" were their number one smashes; they also had four more Top Ten hits. Even more importantly, they had so many great songs. Their sunny harmonies and lush arrangements gave songs like Laura Nyro's "Sweet Blindness," Jimmy Webb's "Paper Cup," and Neil Sedaka's "Workin' on a Groovy Thing" a light, happy feel that makes them the very definition of "good-time oldies." The disc features liner notes with new interviews with original members of The 5th Dimension, rare photos, and improved sound and is compiled by the group's producer, Bones Howe. This collection is a perfect introduction to the group and should be on every pop music fan's wish list. Even if you already have all their first five albums (which Buddha so graciously reissued before going belly-up and BMG Heritage has kept in print), you will want this disc, since it distills their career into about an hour or so of pure, heavenly gold. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Al Casey | Guitar, Sounds | | Andrew White | Bass | | Artie Butler | Piano | | Bill Holman | Arranger, String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements | | Bill Holman Strings & Brass | Performer | | Billy Davis, Jr. | Soloist, Vocals | | Bob Alcivar | Conductor, Arranger, Vocal Arrangement | | Bob Edmondson | Trombone | | Bob Irwin | Mastering | | Bones Howe | Engineer, Producer, Compilation, Arranger | | Bud Brisbois | Trumpet | | Catherine Gotthoffer | Harp | | Chuck Findley | Trumpet | | Dennis Budimir | Guitar, Guitar (Rhythm), Banjo, Piano | | Fred Tackett | Guitar | | Gary Coleman | Mallets, Percussion | | Gary Illingworth | Organ, Piano (Electric), Piano | | Hal Blaine | Percussion, Rhythm Direction, Drums | | Isaiah Jones | Piano | | Jack Arnold | Mallets | | Jimmy Rowles | Keyboards, Piano | | Jimmy Webb | Conductor, Arranger, Keyboards | | Joe Osborn | Guitar, Bass | | John Engstead | Photography | | John Hudson | Product Manager | | Johnny Rivers | Producer | | Kip Smith | Mastering | | Lanny Morgan | Flute, Saxophone | | Larry Bunker | Marimba, Mallets, Temple Blocks, Conga, Bells, Vibraphone, Percussion | | Larry Knechtel | Piano, Piano (Electric), Organ, Keyboards, Tack Piano | | Lew McCreary | Trombone | | Louie Shelton | Guitar | | Marc Gordon | Producer | | Marilyn McCoo | Vocals, Soloist | | Marty Paich | String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements | | Mathieu Bitton | Art Direction, Design | | Michael Omartian | Piano (Electric), Piano | | Mike Anthony | Guitar | | Mike Deasy Sr. | Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar | | Mike Melvoin | Piano (Electric) | | Montego Joe | Conga | | Nat Brandwynne Orchestra | Performer | | Ollie Mitchell | Trumpet | | Pete Christlieb | Flute, Saxophone | | Pete Jolly | Keyboards | | Ray Pohlman | Guitar, Bass, Rhythm Arrangements | | Ray Triscari | Trumpet | | Rene Deknight | Vocal Arrangement | | Rob Santos | Compilation Producer | | Robert Allan Arno | Liner Notes, Compilation | | Rudy Stevenson | Guitar | | Syd Orchestra Sharp | Performer | | Tom Scott | Flute, Saxophone | | Tommy Tedesco | Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar | | Victor Feldman | Mallets | | Zavier | Guitar (12 String Acoustic) |
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