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"Miracles" is the second studio album by the Italian-American post-disco and R&B group Change, released in 1981. Produced by Jacques Fred Petrus, the album was recorded between studios in Bologna, Italy, and New York City. It features lead vocals from Luther Vandross, Jocelyn Brown, and Diva Gray, serving as a prominent early showcase for Vandross before his solo career. The album peaked within the top ten of the US R&B albums chart and spawned the dance single "Paradise."
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When was the album Miracles by Change released?
Miracles is the second studio album by the group Change, released in 1981. It followed the massive success of their debut album, "The Glow of Love," from the previous year. The record helped cement their place in the post-disco and R&B scenes.
Who produced the album Miracles by Change?
The album was masterminded by Italian producers Jacques Fred Petrus and Mauro Malavasi. They were famous for assembling studio musicians to create polished, high-energy dance tracks. The musical production was largely handled in Bologna, Italy, while the vocals were recorded in New York.
Who sang lead vocals on Change's Miracles?
Miracles is notable for featuring lead vocals by R&B singer James "Crab" Robinson and Diva Gray. This lineup change came after Luther Vandross had provided lead vocals for their debut album. Despite the change in personnel, the album still produced significant dance hits.
What style of music is Change's Miracles?
The album is a blend of early 80s post-disco, boogie, and R&B music. It features the slick, synthesized basslines and sophisticated arrangements that Mauro Malavasi was known for. The sound was explicitly tailored for both upscale dance clubs and urban radio formats.
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