This song is so deep. The lead singer on this song is smooth. He got that 70's sweet but playa vibe. A touching vibe. A feeling you just can't hide. ✨🌟✨🌟🙏🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful song from the Switch V album. Even though it wasn't as good as the previous Switch albums, it was still enjoyable. And sadly it was the beginning of the end for the group, as the DeBarge brothers departed prior to the recording of this album. Bobby had a very miniscule part on this album, and Tommy left as well
This was a beautiful album. I wonder why Gordy Records did not promote it. Terrance Gaines was a perfect replacement for Bobby Debarge. I don't care if it did not do well on the charts. As far as I'm concerned this is one of Switch's best albums.
1. It was the final album in the contract. Most labels don't put much promotion on albums from artists that are about to leave. 2. Berry Gordy had his sights set on DeBarge, among other things. 3. The 80's had The Great Band-Downsizing, where labels lost interest in Black Bands. Most bands wind up downsizing to at least half it's membership, while others wind up having their lead singers snatched away, leaving the rest of the band to the wolves. When it was all over, Switch would not only lose the DeBarge Bros., but Philip Ingram as well.
This song is so deep. The lead singer on this song is smooth. He got that 70's sweet but playa vibe. A touching vibe. A feeling you just can't hide. ✨🌟✨🌟🙏🙏🙏🙏
Who was it
Brendan Wright: Terrance Gaines on lead🎼🎤✌🏽
"switch" had one of the best sounds between 1979-82
Excellent song, great signer, those were good day's.
It would make a great wedding song☺
My man is singing this song to me now he sounds amazing he's having a back in the moment moment what! what!
Terrence Gaines
A good ballad.
One of my favs. Thank you for posting it!
He is definelty a 1st tenor with a high pitched voice reminds me of Wayne Cooper from Cameo
One Way's Al Hudson also.
Beautiful song from the Switch V album. Even though it wasn't as good as the previous Switch albums, it was still enjoyable. And sadly it was the beginning of the end for the group, as the DeBarge brothers departed prior to the recording of this album. Bobby had a very miniscule part on this album, and Tommy left as well
They last released an album in 1984.
4-13-13: Good post! I'd forgotten about this cut.
I love this group and I have three of their albums on Gordy and am also a fan DeBarge and their solo work!!! Post more soon, please?
I have this album! Sounds colorful!
Terrance Gaines on lead vocals!
Okay. Thank you.
No matter what i do..
This was a beautiful album. I wonder why Gordy Records did not promote it. Terrance Gaines was a perfect replacement for Bobby Debarge. I don't care if it did not do well on the charts. As far as I'm concerned this is one of Switch's best albums.
1. It was the final album in the contract. Most labels don't put much promotion on albums from artists that are about to leave. 2. Berry Gordy had his sights set on DeBarge, among other things. 3. The 80's had The Great Band-Downsizing, where labels lost interest in Black Bands. Most bands wind up downsizing to at least half it's membership, while others wind up having their lead singers snatched away, leaving the rest of the band to the wolves. When it was all over, Switch would not only lose the DeBarge Bros., but Philip Ingram as well.
They last released an album on the Total Experience label in 1984 titled "Am I Still Your Boyfriend".