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The Commodores
Released 2008

Nightshift
05:04
919 plays

Lady (You Bring Me Up)
04:50
855 plays

Three Times A Lady
06:38
830 plays

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songs

- 1
- Machine Gun
- 02:39
- 710 plays

- 2
- Young Girls Are My Weakness
- 03:03
- 466 plays

- 3
- I Feel Sanctified (Single Version)
- 03:44
- 470 plays

- 4
- Are You Happy (Single Version)
- 03:09
- 407 plays

- 5
- The Bump
- 04:08
- 512 plays

- 6
- Slippery When Wet
- 03:21
- 524 plays

- 7
- This Is Your Life
- 05:52
- 719 plays

- 8
- Gimme My Mule
- 05:13
- 335 plays

- 9
- Sweet Love
- 06:33
- 1,050 plays

- 10
- Cebu
- 04:48
- 441 plays

- 11
- Fancy Dancer
- 04:23
- 417 plays

- 12
- High On Sunshine
- 04:23
- 558 plays

- 13
- Just To Be Close To You
- 06:22
- 1,028 plays

- 14
- Brick House (12-inch Mix)
- 06:12
- 2,090 plays

- 15
- Zoom (Long Version)
- 07:03
- 1,981 plays

- 16
- Easy (Extended Version)
- 04:50
- 2,573 plays

- 17
- Come Inside (Live)
- 03:22
- 319 plays

- 18
- Too Hot Ta Trot (Single Version)
- 03:33
- 537 plays

- 19
- Flying High
- 05:10
- 355 plays

- 20
- Say Yeah
- 05:41
- 512 plays

- 21
- Three Times A Lady
- 06:38
- 830 plays

- 22
- Sail On (12-inch Version)
- 05:34
- 1,424 plays

- 23
- Still
- 05:48
- 690 plays

- 24
- Wonderland
- 03:50
- 370 plays

- 25
- Old-Fashion Love
- 04:58
- 365 plays

- 26
- Heroes (Single Version)
- 04:03
- 326 plays

- 27
- Jesus Is Love
- 06:05
- 1,523 plays

- 28
- Lady (You Bring Me Up)
- 04:50
- 855 plays

- 29
- Oh No
- 03:02
- 732 plays

- 30
- Painted Picture
- 04:55
- 318 plays

- 31
- Only You
- 04:34
- 339 plays

- 32
- Nightshift
- 05:04
- 919 plays

- 33
- Goin' To The Bank
- 04:20
- 283 plays

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album review

From 1974 through 1988, the Commodores placed 29 singles on the R&B chart, only a handful of which are not included on this two-disc set, part of Universal's extensive and reliable Gold series. The missing cuts -- the most notable one being "Why You Wanna Try Me," the group's final single featuring Lionel Richie as the lead vocalist -- are by no means deal breakers, especially if you're looking for a thorough overview of the group's mid- to late-'70s hits. The missing charting singles were all released during the '80s. So, all the big songs are here, from "Machine Gun" to "Nightshift," and a handful of exceptional album cuts (like "Gimme My Mule" and "Cebu," but unfortunately not Hot on the Tracks' "Girl, I Think the World About You") are featured as well. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide