The Dramatics - Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get album FLAC

Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get is a 1971 single by The Dramatics.

It was the third hit off of the album, "In the Rain," a delicate ballad that was issued separately as a single in early 1972, topping the R&B charts and reaching number five on the pop charts, that solidified the group's reputation and elevated them to the front rank of '70s soul acts

The album peaked at on the Billboard 200 and on the Billboard R&B chart. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get Q&A. Producers Don Davis & Tony Hester. Writers Clint Ballard Jr. & Tony Hester. Arrangement Johnny Allen. More The Dramatics albums. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get, A Dramatic Experience.

1980s reissue of The Dramatics - Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get with different artwork. Issued in a polythene "Fantasy In. company inner sleeve. On sleeve rear: Produced by Tony Hester under the supervision of Don Davis for Groovesville Productions. Distributed by Fantasy® Records, Tenth and Parker, Berkely, Ca 94710. Previously released as VOS-6018.

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Tracklist: 1. Get Up And Get Down, 2. Thank You For Your Love, 3. Hot Pants In The Summertime, 4. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get, 5. In The Rain, 6. Gimme Some (Good Soul Music), 7. Fall In Love, Lady Love, 8. Mary Don’t Cha Wanna. More albums from The Dramatics: If You Come Back To Me by The Dramatics. A Dramatic Experience by The Dramatics. Shake It Well by The Dramatics. The Dramatics Live by The Dramatics. New Dimension by The Dramatics. Drama V by The Dramatics. Dramatically Yours by The Dramatics.

THE DRAMATICS - What You See Is What You Get (Remix) (Victor Rosado Mix) (1972). william de vaughn- be thankful for what you got (original).

What you see is what you get" was a popular catchphrase at the time thanks to comedian Flip Wilson, whose outspoken character Geraldine Jones often said it on The Flip Wilson Show. This was the group's first single through the Stax Records imprint Volt. The Dramatics' version was used in the 1975 action comedy Darktown Strutters, starring Trina Parks and Otis Day. It was also featured on Season 2 of Fargo in the episode "The Gift of the Magi. Public Enemy sampled the "chuck chuck" exclamation in their 1989 hit "Fight The Power" to reference the rap group's Chuck D. More songs from The Dramatics. More songs about liars or people who are fake. More songs used in TV shows.