I Cried All The Way Home (Album Version).

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The Dramatics signed with Stax Records of Memphis, Tennessee in 1968, but moved on after one unsuccessful release,the 1969 tune "Your Love Was Strange" (Volt VOA 4029),written by group members Ron Banks, William "Wee Gee" Howard, and Elbert "Al" Wilkins, which got regional airplay,but never charted nationally. "Me and Mrs. Jones" b/w "I Cried All The Way Home".

I Cried All the Way Home. 7. Me Myself and I. length: 3:37. Arranged By – Paul Riser, Wade MarcusWritten-By, Producer – Tony Hester. A5. Never Let You Go. Arranged By – Johnny Allen, . Reynolds Producer – . Reynolds Written-By – . Reynolds, Ron Banks, Willie Ford. B3. I Dig Your Music. Producer, Arranged By – Jimmy Roach. B4. Me And Mrs. Jones. Reynolds, Ron BanksProducer – . Reynolds, Ron BanksWritten-By – Cary Gilbert, Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff. Arranged By – Johnny AllenProducer – Ron BanksWritten-By – Paul Clark (2), Ron Banks.

Producer: Tony D. Ron Banks and The Dramatics. I Cried All the Way Home. The Dramatic Jackpot.

Trying To Get Over You","I Dig Your Music","I Cried All The Way Home" and "A Thousand Shades Of Blue" are heavily arranged,percussive Philly soul style uptempo dance tunes while "Good Things Don't Come Easy","Never Let Me Go" and the closing "How Do You Feel" are all horn and wah wah bass/guitar interaction packed high energy funk grooves. All of these songs carry with them vocal interchanges that range from high falsetto,mid tenor growl and fruity bass of course  . The MPs liked the song, Me and Mrs. They stayed there for about 30 minutes listening to the DRAMATICS.

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The Dramatics - The Dramatic Jackpot - Me and Mrs. The Dramatics - The Dramatic Jackpot - Me and Mrs. Artist: The Dramatics. Album: Biggest Hits Live, 2010. The Dramatics signed to Stax-Volt Records in 1968. However, the group did not break through until their 1971 single, "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get," which broke into the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at Their first million selling disc "Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get" was awarded gold disc status by the .

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