The Controllers-Stay-LP-FLAC-1986-THEVOiD

                              DRIFT INTO THE VOID
 Info   
     Artist  | The Controllers
     Title   | Stay
     Genre   | R&B                                  Format  | Album
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 39:00
     Label   | MCA Records                          Store   | 1986
     Catalog | MCA-5681                             Rip     | 2021
     Bitrate | 2847 kbps                            Size    | 834.49 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. Distant Lover                                               4:43
     A2. Stay                                                        5:39
     A3. So Glad                                                     5:01
     A4. Bad Bad Jama                                                4:45
     B1. My Secret Fantasy                                           4:34
     B2. Break Out The Love                                          4:50
     B3. Deeper In Love                                              4:19
     B4. Got A Thang                                                 5:09
 Notes  
     Alabama soul belters The Controllers began as the Epics in 1965.
     They became The Soul Controllers in 1970, and finally The
     Controllers. Reginald and Larry McArthur, Lenard Brown, and Ricky
     Lewis formed the lineup, and were especially effective on heartache
     ballads, though they also did competent up-tempo dance numbers. They
     relocated to Miami in the late '70s and began recording for Juana.
     Frederick Knight produced some of their material, including the 1977
     debut LP "Somebody's Gotta Win, Somebody's Gotta Lose".
     They enjoyed moderate success with other Juana singles and LPs,
     though both "Heaven Is Only One Step Away" and "We Don't" were
     outstanding performances. They moved to MCA in 1984. Stevie Wonder
     made a guest appearance on harmonica for their first MCA single,
     "Crushed," which reached number 30 on the R&B charts. Their biggest
     MCA hit was "Stay," which peaked at number 12 in 1986. They moved to
     Capitol in 1988, issuing "Just In Time" that year.

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98M	a1-the_controllers-distant_lover.flac
114M	a2-the_controllers-stay.flac
103M	a3-the_controllers-so_glad.flac
98M	a4-the_controllers-bad_bad_jama.flac
97M	b1-the_controllers-my_secret_fantasy.flac
99M	b2-the_controllers-break_out_the_love.flac
86M	b3-the_controllers-deeper_in_love.flac
105M	b4-the_controllers-got_a_thang.flac
797M	total