Ruffin's second solo album, released in 1973, featured a mix of soulful ballads and funk-infused tracks, showcasing his distinctive vocal power. The album yielded the minor hit "Common Man."
- The album was released on UNI, a subsidiary of MCA, distributed by Motown.
- It was produced by Jimmy Webb, who also wrote three of the album's songs.
- The album reached number 174 on the Billboard 200 chart.
David Ruffin was a prominent American soul singer, best known as the lead vocalist of The Temptations. This 1973 album, his second solo release, arrived after his departure from the group and during a period of significant change in popular music.
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