That's a Plenty
The Pointer Sisters · 1974
48 min · 9 tracks · country · jazz · new wave
A vibrant blend of jazz, country, and R&B showcasing the Pointer Sisters' dynamic vocal harmonies and eclectic style.
Why this album works
'That's a Plenty' is significant for its experimental approach in merging various musical styles, contributing to the evolution of the R&B genre. The album features 'Fairytale,' which later became a hit for the group and helped earn them their first Grammy Award in 1975, marking a pivotal moment in their career.
- Best for
- dynamic vocal harmonies throughout wave-like pacing keeps engagement playful moments invite participation
- Context
- Released on February 1, 1974, 'That's a Plenty' followed the Pointer Sisters' self-titled debut album from 1973. At this point in their career, they were exploring a mix of genres, solidifying their unique sound that would eventually lead to greater mainstream success in the late '70s.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Julie London· Nancy Sinatra· Bob Dylan· Harry Nilsson· John Denver· Willie Nelson· Bobby Darin· Dean Martin
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Bangin' on the Pipes / Steam Heat Standout 5:42
- 2 Salt Peanuts 5:12
- 3 Grinning in Your Face 4:51
- 4 Shaky Flat Blues 4:43
- 5 That's A-Plenty / Surfeit, U.S.A. 3:42
- 6 Little Pony 4:45
- 7 Fairytale Standout 5:07
- 8 Black Coffee Standout 6:10
- 9 Love in Them There Hills 8:32
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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