Brick House

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"Brick House" is a 1977 funk and soul hit by The Commodores, celebrated for its iconic bassline and enduring popularity as a dance-floor classic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
album The Commodores
surface form: Commodores
artist The Commodores
surface form: Commodores
backingVocalsBy Lionel Richie
bSideOf You Are the Sunshine of My Life (some pressings)
chartPositionUSBillboardHot100 5
chartPositionUSRB 4
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decade 1970s
format 7-inch single
genre funk
soul
hasCulturalStatus classic funk anthem
staple of old-school R&B playlists
hasInstrumentation drum kit
horn section
prominent bass guitar
rhythm guitar
hasMusicalKey A minor
hasNotableFeature call-and-response vocals
dance-floor classic
iconic bassline
hasTempo approx. 108 BPM
hasTheme celebration of a confident, attractive woman
isCertified RIAA Gold
surface form: RIAA Gold single
isFrequentlyUsedIn dance clubs
film soundtracks
television soundtracks
wedding receptions
isRegardedAs signature song of the Commodores
language English
leadVocalsBy Walter Orange
performer The Commodores
surface form: Commodores
producer The Commodores
surface form: Commodores

James Anthony Carmichael
recordLabel Motown
Tamla
releaseDate 1977-03-26
releaseYear 1977
writer Lionel Richie
Milan Williams
Ronald LaPread
Thomas McClary
Walter Orange
William King

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