The Impressions' 1965 album "One By One" captured the group at a pivotal moment, blending their signature smooth harmonies with a growing social consciousness. This release marked a slight shift in their sound, incorporating more contemporary arrangements while retaining their deep R&B roots.
- "One By One" was released in 1965 on ABC-Paramount Records.
- The album features the singles "Woman Oh Woman" and "Hey, What's That You're Doing?".
- The Impressions were known for their smooth vocal harmonies and socially relevant lyrics during this period.
The Impressions were a Chicago soul vocal group that achieved major success in the 1960s and 70s. By 1965, they had already scored several R&B hits and were transitioning from Vee-Jay Records to ABC-Paramount.
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