[TR24][OF] Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - One Dozen Roses - 1971/2016 (Funk, Soul)

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Analyzed: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles / One Dozen Roses
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR11       0.00 dB   -13.78 dB      3:25 ?-When Sundown Comes
DR11       0.00 dB   -13.69 dB      3:22 ?-No Wonder Love's A Wonder
DR12       0.00 dB   -13.11 dB      3:02 ?-The Tears Of A Clown
DR10       0.00 dB   -12.63 dB      3:27 ?-Satisfaction
DR12       0.00 dB   -13.38 dB      3:00 ?-Crazy About The La La La
DR12       0.00 dB   -13.58 dB      3:07 ?-Cecilia
DR12      -0.22 dB   -14.46 dB      3:13 ?-I Don't Blame You At All
DR11       0.00 dB   -12.71 dB      2:57 ?-That Girl
DR11      -0.07 dB   -13.51 dB      2:46 ?-Faces
DR12      -0.32 dB   -13.94 dB      3:54 ?-I Love You Dear
DR12       0.00 dB   -13.09 dB      2:34 ?-Oh Baby Baby I Love You
DR9        0.00 dB   -11.03 dB      2:58 ?-The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
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Number of tracks:  12
Official DR value: DR11
Samplerate:        192000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           6100 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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William "Smokey" Robinson - lead vocals
Marv Tarplin - guitars
Ronnie White, Bobby Rogers, Warren "Pete" Moore, Claudette Robinson - background vocals
David Van DePitte, Henry Cosby, Jerry Long, Paul Riser, Tom Baird, Wade Marcus - arranger

Released in 1971 but unavailable on CD for many years, One Dozen Roses from Smokey Robinson & The Miracles includes the reappearance of the huge hit song The Tears Of A Clown, a multi-million selling number one single in both the US and the UK, inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2002. The song also holds the distinction of being the Miracles' first (and only) number one hit with Smokey Robinson as lead singer.
One of their better latter-period albums. Though the singles ("The Tears of a Clown," "I Don't Blame You At All," the lovely "Satisfaction") were the focal points of the set, the real gem is "No Wonder Love's a Wonder," a haunting, socially conscious ballad where Smokey Robinson speaks the lyrics as the Miracles harmonize in the background. It marked one of the few times Robinson ever engaged in social commentary.