The Vinyl Vault: A look into ‘In The Pocket' by The Commodores
Each week in The Vinyl Vault, Ozarks First's Parker Padgett and Tony Nguyen dive into a featured album, highlight standout tracks and explore what makes it truly unique.
The vinyl of the week this time is 'In The Pocket' by The Commodores from 1981.
This is the final album to feature Lionel Richie before he left the band to start a solo career. The album contained two hit singles, 'Lady (You Bring Me Up) and 'Oh No'. 'Lady (You Bring Me Up)' was nominated for a Grammy Award in 1982.
Check out the video above to hear the breakdown of the album.
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