This 1973 album marks Lamont Dozier's solo debut on the West Coast after his departure from Motown, showcasing his transition to a more personal, singer-songwriter-oriented style. It features a blend of his signature soul sound with contemporary R&B and pop sensibilities.
- The album was released in late 1973 on the newly formed ABC-Dunhill Records, later acquired by MCA.
- Although not a major commercial success, the album received critical acclaim for its sophisticated arrangements and Dozier's mature vocal performances.
- Notable tracks include the introspective "This Is Not The Way I Planned It" and the upbeat "The Common Good."
Lamont Dozier was an American singer, songwriter, and record producer from Detroit, Michigan, best known as a member of the Holland–Dozier–Holland songwriting team, responsible for many of Motown's biggest hits in the 1960s. After leaving Motown in 1973, he pursued a solo career as a recording artist.
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