Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, playing Miss Mona's maid. Recordings Quiet Elegance recorded eight singles for Hi Records, including a promo single. All the singles the group had made, along with some additional songs written by Dan Greer, were released as an album entitled You've Got My Mind Messed Up in 1990. The album consisted of sixteen tracks and was later reworked and released in 2001 and again in 2003 as The Complete Quiet Elegance, consisting of the same sixteen tracks plus some bonus tracks and alternative mixes. The 2001 release consisted of 19 tracks and the 2003 release consisted of 21 tracks. Both albums include songs written by Al Green, including a version of "Tired of Being Alone", which had been a major hit for Green in 1971. As well as these two albums, Quiet Elegance are to be found on a number of soul music compilations. Discography All Hi Records releases: Singles 1972: "I'm Afraid of Losing You" / "Do You Love Me" 1972: "I Need Love" / "Mama Said" 1973: "I Need Love" / "You've Got My Mind Messed Up" 1974: "Love Will Make You Feel Better" (promo single, 7-inch) 1975: "Your Love Is Strange" / "Love Will Make You Feel Better" 1975: "Have You Been Making Out O.K." 1976: "Something That You Got (Sho Nuff Makes Me Hot)" / "After You" 1977: "Roots of Love" / "How's Your Love Life" Albums 1990: You've Got My Mind Messed Up 2001: The Complete Quiet Elegance 2003: The Complete Quiet Elegance (re-issue with additional tracks) References Bibliography External links African-American musical groups American girl groups American soul musical groups Musical groups from Detroit Hi Records artists Musical groups established in 1971 Musical groups disestablished in 1977 Singers from Detroit 1971 establishments in Michigan 1977 disestablishments in Michigan