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The 5th Dimension would have to wait for their next album, Stoned Soul Picnic, to achieve the same chart placement. To capitalize on the success of "The Worst That Could Happen", Soul City Records re-released The Magic Garden as The Worst That Could Happen. for the US market. The re-release reverses the front and back covers of the original LP.
The 5th Dimension / Live!! Released: October 1971; Label: Bell; Formats: 2xLP, MC, 8-track, reel-to-reel; 32 13 26 US: Gold [5] Respect – Live: Released: 1995; Label: Success; Formats: CD; Reissued in 2005 as Live! Plus Other Rare Studio Recordings — — — "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
The 5th Dimension is an American vocal group. Their music encompasses Sunshine Pop, [ 1 ] Pop Soul, [ 1 ] and Psychedelic Soul. [ 2 ] They were an important crossover music act of the 1960s and 1970s, although both praised and derided for their particular musical approach and mass appeal.
That year, the string of successful Webb songs continued with the 5th Dimension's "Paper Cup" and "Carpet Man" reaching the Top 40, Glen Campbell's "Wichita Lineman" selling over a million copies, and Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn Bridge scoring a gold record with "Worst That Could Happen", a song originally recorded by the 5th Dimension.
"Carpet Man" "Sidewalk Song" "Sweet Smiling Children" "The Eleventh Song" "Rosecrans Boulevard" "Tunesmith" Soul City Records 1967: Vikki Carr: It Must Be Him "Tunesmith" Liberty 1967: The 5th Dimension: Up, Up, and Away "Up, Up and Away" "Which Way to Nowhere" "Never Gonna Be the Same" "Pattern People" "Rosecrans Blvd. Soul City Records 1967 ...
"Puppet Man" is a song written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield. It was originally recorded by Sedaka on his 1969 Workin' on a Groovy Thing LP. The first hit version was by The Fifth Dimension in 1970. The following year it was also a hit for Tom Jones.
Dimension 20, a group of D&D players who specialize in monster slaying and absurd improv on the streaming service Dropout, took MSG by storm for their first major live show, “Gauntlet at the ...
The #16 hit "Go Where You Wanna Go" – The 5th Dimension's first Top 20 single – does not appear on either album nor did it appear on their original Greatest Hits compilation for Soul City, a Top 5 smash in 1970. The song only appears on The July 5th Album, released in 1970 and a compilation akin to a Greatest Hits, Volume 2.