The Boss

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The Boss is a 1973 soul and R&B album by Diana Ross that features the hit title track and showcases her transition into a more independent, disco-influenced sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf disco-influenced album
soul album
studio album
artist Diana Ross NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
decade 1970s
featuresHitSingle The Boss NERFINISHED
follows Ross NERFINISHED
genre R&B
disco
soul
hasTrack All for One NERFINISHED
I Ain’t Been Licked NERFINISHED
It’s My House NERFINISHED
I’m in the World
No One Gets the Prize NERFINISHED
Once in the Morning NERFINISHED
Sparkle NERFINISHED
The Boss NERFINISHED
language English
notableFor incorporating disco elements into Diana Ross’s soul and R&B sound
marking Diana Ross’s transition toward a more independent image
performer Diana Ross NERFINISHED
precedes The Boss (soundtrack) NERFINISHED
producer Ashford & Simpson NERFINISHED
Nickolas Ashford NERFINISHED
Valerie Simpson NERFINISHED
recordLabel Motown Records NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1979
songwriter Nickolas Ashford NERFINISHED
Valerie Simpson NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic dance-oriented sound
disco-influenced production
independent, assertive lyrical themes
titleTrack The Boss NERFINISHED

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The Boss (album) title The Boss
The Boss (album) hasTrack The Boss
The Boss (album) mainSingle The Boss
The Boss (album) single The Boss
Come Home with Me hasPart The Boss
Ben Falcone notableWork The Boss
Ben Falcone writerOf The Boss
Trilla singleFromAlbum The Boss