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The 5th Dimension
Singing some of the sweetest, soulful pop of the 1960s, five-part harmony group
The 5th Dimension scored a string of US hits by offering a clean-cut, more
mainstream take on early R&B. Initially formed when photographer Lamonte
McLemore snapped Marilyn McCoo at a beauty pageant, the pair backed Ray Charles
under the name The Hi-Fi's, before teaming up with Billy Davis Jr, Florence
LaRue and Ron Townson in 1966. They were rejected by Motown but signed to Johnny
River's Soul City Records and first made waves with a cover of The Mamas And The
Papas track Go Where You Wanna Go. Their...
Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)The 5th Dimension
Up Up and AwayThe 5th Dimension
Wedding Bell BluesThe 5th Dimension
Stoned Soul PicnicThe 5th Dimension
One Less Bell to AnswerThe 5th Dimension
Up Up and AwayThe 5th Dimension
Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)The 5th Dimension
Up, Up And Away
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Up Up and AwayThe 5th Dimension
Let The Sunshine In
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Wedding Bell BluesThe 5th Dimension
Up, Up And Away
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Stoned Soul PicnicThe 5th Dimension
Up, Up And Away
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One Less Bell to AnswerThe 5th Dimension
Up, Up And Away
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Up Up and AwayThe 5th Dimension
Up, Up And Away
