The 5th Dimension: 60th Anniversary Let The Sunshine In: The Soul City & Bell Albums 1967-1974 [Import] ( 6 CD Boxed Set United Kingdom - Import) CD 2026 Release Date: 6/12/2026

The 5th Dimension: 60th Anniversary Let The Sunshine In: The Soul City & Bell Albums 1967-1974 [Import] ( 6 CD Boxed Set United Kingdom - Import) CD 2026 Release Date: 6/12/2026

$49.97 USD
Sale price  $49.97 USD Regular price  $69.99 USD
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The 5th Dimension: 60th Anniversary Let The Sunshine In: The Soul City & Bell Albums 1967-1974 [Import] ( 6 CD Boxed Set United Kingdom - Import) CD 2026 Release Date: 6/12/2026

The 5th Dimension: 60th Anniversary Let The Sunshine In: The Soul City & Bell Albums 1967-1974 [Import] ( 6 CD Boxed Set United Kingdom - Import) CD 2026 Release Date: 6/12/2026

$49.97 USD
Sale price  $49.97 USD Regular price  $69.99 USD

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Six CD set. Celebrating 60 years of The 5th Dimension. First-ever box set dedicated to the legendary "champagne soul" fivesome! Bringing together all of Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis, Jr., Florence LaRue, and the late Ron Townson and LaMonte McLemore's recordings for the Soul City, Bell, and Arista labels. Plus bonus selections including the group's rare pre-5th Dimension single under their original name, The Versatiles. This 6CD set presents newly remastered editions of all ten Soul City and Bell albums plus a whopping 25 bonus tracks.

The six-time Grammy-winning quintet brought their rich vocal harmonies to songs written by Laura Nyro, Jimmy Webb, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Ashford And Simpson, Neil Sedaka, Paul Williams, and Harry Nilsson to create some of the most enduring music of the 1960-1970s. The collection includes the chart-topping 'Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In' and 'Wedding Bell Blues' plus top ten hits 'Up, Up, And Away,' 'Stoned Soul Picnic,' 'One Less Bell To Answer,' and '(Last Night) I Didn't Get To Sleep At All' as well as the psych-pop classic 'The Magic Garden'. Bonus tracks encompass non-LP singles, outtakes, the authorised debut of rare live versions, and the previously unreleased Bones Howe production of Carole King and Gerry Goffin's 'Hi-De-Ho.' 

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