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1. Mother's Finest came closest with this album to getting some deserved attention. The album stayed on the pop charts for over 20 weeks, generating a mild R&B hit, and the group did some support tours. Unfortunately, it didn't have the one breakout single they needed, or even an album cut that could become a cult winner.

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3. Mother's Finest tried to smash the embargo blocking black rock acts with this live record. It was the closest any album came to actually conveying the kind of nonstop excitement, spontaneity, and unpredictability of their live shows, although it also showed how .

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4. The angry, rocking result was the CD Black Radio Won’t Play This Record, which proved prophetic despite being the band’s best since its live album (yet white radio wouldn’t play it either). It’s now in the cut-out bins; ignored or forgotten—much like Mother’s Finest—by all except a select few.

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5. Listen free to Mother's Finest – Live (Somebody To Love (live), Fire - Live and more). 9 tracks (). The original vinyl version of this live album only had eight tracks, the U.S. CD showed nine, and the European import CD even had ten tracks. Most discographies list it with repeating the band name in the album title except for MusicBrainz which calls it "Live", but only lists.

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6. A2 Can't Fight The Feeling Mother's Finest ‎–Mother's Finest Live. B1 Watch My Stylin' Hello there. This vinyl is in VERY GOOD PLUS PLUS condition. The sleeve is in GOOD condition. Vinyl, LP, Album.

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8. Bio. Mother’s Finest is a funk rock band founded in Atlanta, Georgia by Joyce Kennedy and Glenn Murdock in the early s. The group charted with the singles “Fire” (#93 Pop Singles), “Baby Love” (#79 Black Singles, #58 Pop Singles), “Don’t Wanna Come Back” (#54 Black Singles), “Love Changes” (#26 Black Singles), and “Piece Of The Rock” in the mid to late s.

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