Spin And Groove

The Three Degrees’ album “New Dimensions” is a classic album that showcases the group’s signature harmonies and soulful sound. The album was released in 1978, at a time when disco was at its peak and The Three Degrees had already established themselves as a prominent group in the genre.

The album kicks off with the upbeat disco track “Giving Up, Giving In,” which was a huge hit for the group and helped propel the album to commercial success. The song features the group’s signature harmonies and a catchy chorus that makes it an instant dance floor classic.

The second track on the album, “Falling in Love Again,” is a cover of Marlene Dietrich’s classic song. The Three Degrees add their own unique spin to the song, with their smooth vocals and a disco-influenced beat. The song is a great example of the group’s ability to take classic songs and make them their own.

The third track, “Looking for Love,” is a slower, more soulful track that showcases the group’s range and versatility. The song features beautiful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics that speak to the universal human experience of looking for love.

One of the standout tracks on the album is “The Runner.” The song has a funky, disco-inspired beat that is impossible not to dance to. The Three Degrees’ vocals are perfectly in sync with the music, creating a seamless blend of sound that is both energetic and soulful.

Another great track on the album is “Woman in Love.” The song features a smooth, laid-back groove and showcases the group’s ability to create beautiful harmonies. The lyrics speak to the power of love and the way it can transform and inspire us.

The album also includes a cover of “MacArthur Park,” which was a huge hit for Donna Summer a few years earlier. The Three Degrees’ version of the song is a disco-infused take on the classic ballad, with the group’s harmonies adding a new dimension to the song.