Title: Tempts Got Soul
Product review: David Ruffin has a voice that can dig down to the depths of despair and display the heartbreak and agony of love. Combine that with the heavenly falsetto of Eddie Kendricks, the deep bass of Melvin Franklin and you have what made the Temptations such a magnificent vocal group. With A Lot O' Soul finds the Tempts dealing with heartaches. From the hit single of "(I Know) I'm Losing You" to the lesser known songs like "Sorry Is A Sorry Word", "Don't Send Me Away", "No More Water In The Well" and "Just One Last Look", the band explores the true meaning of being lonely. This is not a typical Motown album that makes you want to get up and dance, but shows that Motown artists could make mature music.
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