Double Exposure (band)
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| - | {{Template}} | + | {{Template}}'''Double Exposure''' was an American disco era band hailing from [[Philadelphia]], [[USA]]. |
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| + | Band members were Leonard Davis, Joe Harris, Chuck Whittington, and Jimmy Williams and they recorded for the [[Salsoul Records|Salsoul]] record label. | ||
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| + | Their 1976 album ''Ten Percent'' featured a pair of major club hits with the title track's remix by [[Walter Gibbons]] being the first commercially available [[12-inch single]]. | ||
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| + | Before signing to Salsoul, the band were known as United Image and recorded on the Stax Records label. | ||
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Band members were Leonard Davis, Joe Harris, Chuck Whittington, and Jimmy Williams and they recorded for the Salsoul record label.
Their 1976 album Ten Percent featured a pair of major club hits with the title track's remix by Walter Gibbons being the first commercially available 12-inch single.
Before signing to Salsoul, the band were known as United Image and recorded on the Stax Records label.
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