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| The Ultimate Destination for Soul Music |
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| THE DYNAMIC SUPERIORS |
Soul - disco vocal quintet
Formed in 1963, Washington, DC, U.S.
They gained popularity for their refined harmony vocals as well as the fact that lead vocalist Tony Washington was openly gay and performed quite often in drag.
Released four albums, mid-70's at Motown.
Their biggest hit is the romantic sweet soul ballad "Shoe Shoe Shine".
In 1980 they released their last album, "The Sky's The Limit" at [l11219
Members : Tony Washington [aka Toni (lead vocals), George Spann (first tenor vocals), Goerge Wesley Peterback, Jr. (second tenor vocals), Michael McCalpin (baritone vocals), Maurice Washington (bass vocals)
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| DYNAMIC SUPERIORS: Give & Take Expanded Edition (SMCR-5052) |
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• The Washington DC-based DYNAMIC SUPERIORS had already experienced a good measure of popularity as Motown recording artists thanks to their first three albums - Dynamic Superiors and Pure Pleasure (both released in 1975, produced by Nick Ashford & Valerie Simpson and reissued as a two-on-one CD by SoulMusic Records in 2010 - SMCR 25003) - and the 1976 LP, You Name It (reissued in 2012 - SMCR 5051).
• Released in 1977, GIVE & TAKE benefited from the production skills of Brian Holland of the... |
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| DYNAMIC SUPERIORS: You Name It Expanded Edition (SMCR-5051) |
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• The Washington DC-based DYNAMIC SUPERIORS signed with Motown Records in 1975 after spending several years honing their skills as popular performers ... |
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| THE DYNAMIC SUPERIORS: The Dynamic Superiors/Pure Pleasure (SMCR 25003) |
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Authorized reissue of original Motown albums, the first time ever on CD, the initial two albums by the soulful vocal group THE DYNAMIC SUPERIORS, prod... |
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| The Dynamic Superiors 2010 CD Review |
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By the mid-70s, Motown had successfully transformed the label from a singles powerhouse to a company that also made great albums. The 60s and 70s were... |
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