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Pointer Sisters ~ Jump (For My Love) 1983 Disco Purrfection Version

The Pointer Sisters started off with two members, then added a third, then a fourth, soon they were back to three and the new streamlined lineup scored really big with their "Breakout" LP produced by Richard Perry. It really was a long hard road to stardom for the sisters, from being simply a sister act, then as background singers for rock stalwarts such as Tower Of Power. They were the victims of a cruel hoax perpetrated by a representative from Austin, Texas based Zebra Records to record their own album. Once there, they realized there was no studio and no contract. In a panic, Anita called David Rubinson, who had gotten them some work in the past and asked for some help. Rubinson paid for the sisters return fare and set about putting their career together. Jerry Wexler (Aretha Franklin) saw them backing Elvin Bishop in LA and put them in touch with the producer of Jean Knight's hit "Mr Big Stuff". Rubinson found that the collaboration was not working out and pulled them out of their Atlantic contract. Going on to Blue Thumb records President, Bob Krasnow saw their potential and signed them. The sisters first hit was in 1973 with "Yes We Can Can" that went #11 pop and #12 R&B and was a step in the right direction. Opened up to a new sound, radio embraced the women and the Pointers became household names. They regularly charted R&B and Pop throughout the 70's and the early 80's with Perry at the helm and in 1983 released "Breakout" their most successful commercial album with the hits "Automatic", "Neutron Dance" a remixed "I'm So Excited" and "Jump". Just about every track got airplay on R&B radio. Been digging through the vinyl and this one just popped out...