A classic modern soul album by The Modulations "It's Rough Out Here" which features key members of MFSB Baker/Young/Harris and was arranged by
Vince Montana.
The group were from Durham, NC, and were previously known as The Pimps.
They released just three singles in the US between 1973-75, but
strangely the album title track was only released as a single in Greece
and Peru with different B sides.
The video of them performing below on Soul Train is a different song
over which "Hopelessly In Love" has been dubbed, but nice to see some vintage footage of a relatively obscure group.
The edition of the album posted here from Spotify is a reissued 2012
expanded edition which includes two B sides not on the original album
along with an unreleased track, "Somebody's Been Messin'", and 7" versions of two singles.
| Rating: | 8.6 |
| Explicit: | N |
| Genre/Style: | Modern Soul |
| Format: | Album |
| Media: | Vinyl / CD |
| Label: | Buddah / Funkytowngrooves |
| Cat No: | BDS-5638 / FTGUK-008 |
| Date: | 1975 / 2012 |
| Price: | £15-£20 |
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