8 on the Billboard Top Soul LPs chart and No.

Record World said that the single "Honey I'm Rich" "wrives along on a very Spinner-ish vocal hook.

"[6] Robert Christgau of the Village Voice gave the album a A- grade saying "In a depressing time for readymades, here at last is a group--led by a session ace, no less--that seems delighted enough with the tricks it's stolen to put them together with some flair.

This trails off into filler on side two, but I like five of its eight songs more than the smash hit "Jack and Jill."

Black pop music like they've almost stopped making.