Album · 1992
The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)
The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) is a 1992 soul album by Sister Sledge. It runs 18 tracks across 74 minutes.
Soul · Disco · Electronic
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- 18
- Tracks
- 74 min
- Runtime
- 120 bpm
- Tempo
- C major
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The Best Of Sister Sledge album cover
The The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) cover was designed by Sevie Bates, photographed by Harry Langdon, and art-directed by Geoff Gans.
- Design
- Sevie Bates
- Photography
- Harry Langdon
- Art direction
- Geoff Gans
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18 tracks · 74 min
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- When was The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) released?
- The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) was released in 1992.
- How many tracks are on The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)?
- The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) has 18 tracks, with a runtime of 74 minutes.
- What genre is The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)?
- The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) is catalogued under Soul, Disco, Electronic.
- What BPM is The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)?
- The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) runs at a median tempo of 120 BPM across its tracks, most often in C major, measured from audio analysis.
- What albums are similar to The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)?
- Listeners of The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) also rate Tongue in Chic by Chic, That's the Way of the World by Earth, Wind & Fire, Risqué by Chic.
- Who produced The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985)?
- The Best Of Sister Sledge (1973-1985) was produced by Nile Rodgers, Bernard Edwards, Sister Sledge and Bert DeCoteaux, among 9 credited in total. Nile Rodgers produced 8 of them.
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