Product Description
2011 two CD collection from the R&B trio featuring Jody Watley and Howard Hewett. Created by the producer and agent of US TV show Soul Train, Shalamar notched up a string of hits both sides of the Atlantic. The trio's catchy Motown inspired disco had a big impression on the UK charts throughout the late '70s and '80s. Regarded as fashion Icons and trendsetters their dance moves were a major influence on Michael Jackson, whilst their music helped soundtrack the '80s. Disc One contains all the hit singles while Disc Two showcases their best 12 inch mixes. Spectrum.

CD 1
1. A Night To Remember
2. I Can Make You Feel Good
3. Take That To The Bank
4. Uptown Festival
5. Ooh Baby Baby
6. Right In The Socket
7. The Second Time Around
8. Full Of Fire
9. Make That Move
10. This Is For The Lover In You
11. Sweeter As The Days Go By
12. I Owe You One
13. There It Is
14. Friends
15. Over And Over
16. My Girl Loves Me
17. Dead Giveaway
18. Disappearing Act
19. Games

CD 2
1. Uptown Festival (Medley) (12" Version)
2. Take That To The Bank (12" Version)
3. The Second Time Around (12" Version)
4. Right In The Socket (12" Version)
5. I Owe You One (12" Version)
6. Make That Move (12" Version)
7. I Can Make You Feel Good (12" Version)
8. A Night To Remember (12" Version)
9. There It Is (12" Version)
10. Friends (12" Version)
11. Dead Giveaway (12" Version)
12. Disappearing Act (12" Version)
13. Over And Over (12" Version)

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004E0H7PS/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004E0H7PS/?tag=imwan-21

Shalamar will always be the s**t. Uneven comp, though. With the exception of "This Is For The Lover In You," all the tracks are uptempo dance numbers, making that "Ultimate" title a misnomer. (Shalamar DID know their way around a ballad.) Could use a more imaginative cover, too. This one is a mirror image of their 1982 LP "The Look," only a different tint. But these are the songs UK fans know best.

Looks like they didn't license "Dancing in the Sheets."

Which is strange, since Spectrum did license that track for the single CD Shalamar comp they released three years ago:

http://www.imwan.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=65170

The "classic" Shalamar lineup is Jody, Jeffrey and Howard. "Dancing" was the first single after the breakup.