This 1977 album showcases the group's pivot to a more contemporary R&B sound, incorporating disco and funk influences while retaining their signature vocal harmonies.
- The album was produced by Ronn Matlock, who had previously worked with Sister Sledge and Thelma Houston.
- "Hear to Tempt You" was the first album to feature new members Melvin Franklin Jr. and Harry McGilberry.
- The album's lead single, "Who Deceived Me," reached number 32 on the R&B charts.
The Temptations are a Motown-chart-topping soul act from Detroit. They are best known for their string of elaborate, orchestrated hits in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1977, the group was navigating a period of significant personnel changes and shifting musical trends, moving away from the polished soul of their earlier work.
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