The Fifth Dimension
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Genre: Pop / R&B / Soul
Location NEW YORK, New York, US
Profile Views: 45132
Last Login: 9/1/2010
Member Since 8/7/2008
Website http://www.legacyrecordings.com
Record Label Legacy Recordings/Sony Music
Type of Label Major
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..The Fifth Dimension's.. unique sound lay somewhere between smooth, elegant soul and straightforward, adult-oriented pop, often with a distinct flower-power vibe. Although they appealed more to mainstream listeners than to a hip, hardcore R&B audience, they had a definite ear for contemporary trends; their selection of material helped kickstart the notable songwriting careers of Jimmy Webb and Laura Nyro, and their biggest hit was a medley from the hippie musical Hair, "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In." The group's soaring, seamless harmonies were given appropriately sweeping, orchestrated period production by Bones Howe, which often placed their records closer to California-style sunshine pop. That's actually part of the reason why the best singles from the Fifth Dimension's heyday of the late '60s and early '70s still evoke their era with uncanny precision. .... .. Sign Up for Email Updates from Legacy Recordings!.. .. .. .. .. ..Email address: .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ....Privacy Policy.. .. -
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17 Songs | Jun 3, 2011
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36 Songs | Mar 15, 2011
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10 Songs | Jul 7, 2009
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14 Songs | Feb 3, 2009
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11 Songs | Feb 19, 2008
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10 Songs | Feb 19, 2008
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The Fifth Dimension's unique sound lay somewhere between smooth, elegant soul and straightforward, adult-oriented pop, often with a distinct flower-power vibe. Although they appealed more to mainstream listeners than to a hip, hardcore R&B audience, they had a definite ear for contemporary trends; their selection of material helped kickstart the notable songwriting careers of Jimmy Webb and Laura Nyro, and their biggest hit was a medley from the hippie musical Hair, "Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In." The group's soaring, seamless harmonies were given appropriately sweeping, orchestrated period production by Bones Howe, which often placed their records closer to California-style sunshine pop. That's actually part of the reason why the best singles from the Fifth Dimension's heyday of the late '60s and early '70s still evoke their era with uncanny precision.
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