Main Street People

Main Street People is the twelfth album by R&B group the Four Tops, released in 1973. It produced three singles, one of which, Sweet Understanding Love was the group's last top 40 single in the USA for eight years. The album itself did not enjoy the commercial success the group was used to: 'Main Street People didn't do near what it should have done,' Abdul Fakir said in 1982, 'considering the quality of the material.'[3][4]

Main Street People
Studio album by
The Four Tops
ReleasedSeptember 1973[1]
RecordedABC Recording Studios, Los Angeles, California
GenreR&B
Length40:35
LabelDunhill Records
ProducerSteve Barri, Dennis Lambert, Brian Potter
The Four Tops chronology
Keeper of the Castle
(1972)		 Main Street People
(1973)		 Meeting of the Minds
(1974)
Singles from Main Street People
  1. "It Won't Be The First Time"
    Released: 1972
  2. "Too Little, Too Late"
    Released: 1972
  3. "Sweet Understanding Love"
    Released: 1973
  4. "Main Street People"
    Released: August 1973
  5. "Are You Man Enough?"
    Released: May 1973
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[2]

Track Listing

Side A
  1. "Main Street People" (Intro) (1:42)
  2. "I Just Can't Get You Out Of My Mind" (3:59)
  3. "It Won't Be The First Time" (3:53)
  4. "Sweet Understanding Love" (3:00)
  5. "Am I My Brother's Keeper" (3:25)
  6. "Are You Man Enough?" (3:24)

Side B
  1. "Whenever There's Blue" (5:20)
  2. "Too Little, Too Late" (3:20)
  3. "Peace Of Mind" (4:28)
  4. "One Woman Man" (4:39)
  5. "Main Street People" (3:22)

Personnel
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References
  1. FOUR TOPS "MAIN STREET PEOPLE" (1973)
  2. Main Street People at AllMusic. Retrieved 2019-09-15.
  3. Mary Campbell, 'The Four Tops are Current Again with Concert Tour' Rocky Mount Telegram 28 March 1982, p. 11
  4. Dave Nummelin (1974). Uudet sinkulat (in Finnish). MUSA. p. 8.
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