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Rock · 1979 · 6 tracks · 37m

Priority

The Pointer Sisters

A sharp pivot into guitar-driven rock and soul. Raw vocal harmonies meet overdriven riffs in a gritty, high-energy departure from their disco roots.

August 29, 1979 · Elektra

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A gritty, defiant energy that blends soulful urgency with rock-and-roll swagger.

Tracklist · 6 Tracks · 37m
01
Who Do You Love
4:29
02
All Your Love
4:09
04
Turned Up Too Late
3:37
05
Happy
2:55
07
Don’t Let a Thief Steal Into Your Heart
4:17
09
The Shape I’m In
3:25
Moments Worth Listening For
The gritty vocal interplay on Who Do You Love where the sisters trade lines like a rock band trades riffs.
The unexpected cover of The Band's The Shape I'm In which transforms a roots-rock classic into a soulful powerhouse.
The way the electric guitar bite cuts through the mix on Don’t Let a Thief Steal Into Your Heart, grounding the vocal harmonies in pure rock grit.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Priority sound next to the rest of The Pointer Sisters's catalogue?

Road Trip+4.0σ

Road Trip saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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