Locker Room (album)

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Released 1979 Release date 1979 Genres Disco, Philadelphia soul		Artist Double Exposure Label Salsoul/Unidisc Music
Recorded Sigma Sound Studios (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Producer Ron Baker, Bruce Hawes, Ron Kersey, Bunny Sigler People also search for Soul Recession, Fourplay, Ten Percent, Double Exposure, Always, The Best of Double Exposure

Locker Room is the third studio album recorded by American male vocal quartet Double Exposure, released in 1979 on the Salsoul label.

History

The album features the song, "I Got the Hots for Ya", which peaked at No. 33 on the Hot Soul Singles chart. It also peaked at No. 37 on the Hot Dance/Disco chart.

Personnel

Leonard "Butch" Davis, Charles Whittington, Joseph Harris, James Williams – vocals

Keith Benson, Scotty Miller – drums

Jimmy Williams, Raymond Earl, Ron Baker – bass

Ron Kersey, Cotton Kent, Bruce Hawes, Bunny Sigler, Dennis Richardson, Bruce Gray, Luther Randolph – keyboards

Norman Harris, Bobby Eli, T.J. Tindall, Edward Moore – guitars

Larry Washington, James Walker, Bobby Conga – congas

Ron Tyson – percussion

The Don Renaldo Strings and Horns – strings, horns on "I Got the Hots (For Ya)"

Reubin Henderson, Harold Watkins, Prestly Williams – horns

Walter Gibbons – tambourines, cowbell on "Ice Cold Love" and "I Wish That I Could Make Love to You"

Evette Benton, Carla Benson, Barbara Ingram – background vocals

Production

Ron Baker, Bruce Hawes, Ron Kersey, Bunny Sigler – producers

Joe Cayre, Stan Cayre, Ken Cayre – executive producers

Carl Paruolo, Dirk Devlin, Kenny Present, Rocky Schnaars – engineers

Jeff Stewart, Jay Mark – technicians

Bob Blank – mixing

Stanley Hochstadt – art direction

Lori Lambert – design

Belott/Wolfson Photography – photography

Lloyd Gelassen – graphic supervision

Charts

Singles

Songs

1I've Got the Hots (For Ya)7:01
2All My Life (Where Have You Been)3:59
3Can We Be in Love6:03

References

Locker Room (album) Wikipedia

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