Ronald, Rudolph and O'Kelly added Ernie, Marvin and cousin Chris Jasper to expand the group and it's sound on this 1973 LP, their first platinum album. They put their own inspired spins on James Taylor's "Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight" and Seals and Crofts' "Summer Breeze," those join "What It Comes Down To," "That Lady" (last three cuts all went R&B Top 10), "Listen to the Music," "You Walk Your Way," and more magnificent rock 'n' soul. Remastered plus a bonus live version of "That Lady!" Sony.