Dramatics What You See Is What You Get

Some people some people are up to no good ah.

The dramatics had been around in one form or another for nine years before the members got to release their first lp and the result was a pair of breakthrough hits over the spring and summer of 1971 beginning with the title track a top ten single that boasted not only extraordinary singing from bass to falsetto but a soaring punchy horn arrangement and some of the best fuzztone guitar. Thankful for your love was also issued as a promotional single. And you know some people are made of wood. Whatcha see is whatcha get is the debut studio album by american r b group the dramatics released in 1971 via volt records and stax records.

Hey some people are made of plastic. But baby i m for real. Shop the stax online store. Complete your the dramatics collection.

It peaked at 20 on the billboard 200 and 5 on the billboard r b chart. Some people have hearts of stone. Whatcha see is whatcha get get up and get down and in the rain. I m as real as real can get.

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In the rain was the most successful single from the album peaking at 5 on the. Three singles were released from the album. Whatcha see is whatcha get. Discover releases reviews credits songs and more about the dramatics whatcha see is whatcha get at discogs.

Released in june of 1971 whatcha see is whatcha get was the breakthrough and most popular single by american r b group the dramatics. In 2007 whatcha see is whatcha get was included in the soundtrack for the american 60s 70s period film talk to me starring don cheadle. Http found ee staxrecordsstorepick up exclusive collectible items plus music from your favorite stax artists and legends. Whatcha see is whatcha get thankful for your love.

The dramatics performed whatcha see is whatcha get in the racially charged and raunchy darktown strutters a blaxploitation comedy film produced by gene corman in 1975.