2 Hot! by Peaches & Herb (CD, Dec-2006, Hip-O Select)

Album Features
UPC:	0042284784528
Artist:	Peaches & Herb
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2006
Record Label:	Hip-O Select
Genre:	Pop R&B, R&B, Soul

Track Listing
1. We've Got Love
2. Shake Your Groove Thing
3. Reunited
4. All Your Love (Give It Here) (Edit)
4. All Your Love (Give It Here) [Edit]
5. Love It Up Tonight
6. Four's A Traffic Jam
6. Four's a Traffic Jam
7. Star Of My Life, The
7. Star of My Life, The
8. Easy As Pie
8. Easy as Pie

Details
Playing Time:	38 min.
Producer:	Freddie Perren
Distributor:	UMG
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Personnel: Linda "Peaches" Green, Herb Fame (vocals); David T. Walker, Robert Bowles, Bob Bowles, Melvin "Wah Wah" Ragin, Wah-Wah Watson (guitar); Roger Glenn (flute); John Barnes (keyboards, synthesizer); Freddie Perren (keyboards, vibraphone); Larry Farrow (keyboards); Electric Ivory Experience, Bob Rabataille, Peter Manning Robinson (synthesizer); James Gadson (drums); Bob Zimitti, Paulinho Da Costa (percussion).Audio Remixer: Jack Rouben.Recording information: Mom & Pop's Company Store, Studio City, CA.Photographer: Jim McCrary.Disco jams and sweet ballads are featured on Peaches & Herb's return to the charts after a long absence. "Reunited," a majestic ballad about lovers getting back together, pulverized the charts, it topped the pop and the R&B charts, it stayed at number one for four weeks running on Billboard's Pop 100 Chart. A new Peaches, Linda Greene, is featured. Francine Barker was the original Peaches who scored with Herb Fame (Feemster) in the '60s with "Close Your Eyes" and "Lets Fall in Love." This new Peaches oozed sexuality, and her voice could raise the dead. Producer Freddie Perren, well aware of the disco rage, balanced their slowies with rump shakers like "Shake Your Groove Thing," and "We've Got Love," two of their better uptempo numbers. "Groove Thing" went to number five in the country and was their biggest record ever until "Reunited." The duo's specialty were ballads, and "Fours a Traffic Jam" is a beauty, Fame's sweet falsetto and Greene's sexy phrasings are intoxicating. ~ Andrew Hamilton