Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel 1976

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Heaven must be missin’ an angel Missin’ one angel, child, ‘cause you’re here with me right now Your love is heavenly, baby Heavenly to me, baby Your kiss with tenderness I want all I can get of your sexiness Showers, your love comes in showers And every hour of the hour You let me feel your loving power There’s a rainbow over my shoulder [Ooh, ooh] When you came, my cup runneth over You gave me your heavenly love And if one night you hear crying from above It’s ‘cause heaven must be missin’ an angel Missin’ one angel, child, ‘cause you’re here with me right now Your love is heavenly, baby Heavenly to me, baby Ooh, heaven, heaven Ooh, heaven, heaven Ooh, heaven, heaven Heaven, heaven Ooh…I’m captured by your spell [Ooh, ooh] You’re different, girl, I can tell [Ooh…ooh…ooh…] When you’re layin’ on my pillow, baby Above your pretty head, there’s a halo, that’s why I know Heaven must be missin’ an angel [Heaven] Missin’ on angel, child, ‘cause you’re here with me right now (Mmm…ha) Your love is heavenly, baby Heavenly to me, baby (Ooh…my sweet little angel) Heaven (My pretty little angel) Heaven (I love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, baby, say right now) Heaven Heaven (Ooh…heaven) Heaven, heaven (Must be missing an angel) Heaven, heaven (Missing one angel, child, ‘cause you’re here with me right now) Heaven, heaven (Oh, my heaven) Heaven (Missin’ an angel) Heaven Heaven You must have slipped away along the Milky Way It’s ‘cause [Your kiss] your kiss [Filled with tenderness] You came C.O.D. on a moonbeam straight to me Just like [Showers, showers, showers, showers] showers [Showers, showers, showers] [Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh] Your heavenly power gets stronger by the hour Heaven must be missin’ an angel I’m captured by your spell, oh, girl, can’t you tell Heaven (Heaven) must be missin’ an angel Heaven, heaven (Ooh…ooh…) Heaven, heaven (Ooh…ooh…) Heaven, heaven (Ooh…) Heaven, heaven (Ooh… so-so good, so-so good, so-so good, baby, mmm…) [It’s just so good, so good, so good] (Yeah) [It’s just so good, so good, so good] (I love the way you move, I love the way you groove) [It’s just so good, so good, so good] (Uh) [It’s just so good, so good, so good] (Just like heaven, oh, baby) [It’s just so good, so good, so good] (Heaven, yeah) Heaven, heaven Heaven, heaven (Ooh, my heaven) Heaven, heaven (Ooh, your love is so good) Heaven, heaven (Oh, baby, got to have my love, yeah) Heaven, heaven (Need it bad, Lord, baby, yeah) Heaven, heaven (I got to have my love, yeah) Heaven, heaven

Brief biography courtesy of Wikipedia
Tavares (also known as The Tavares Brothers) is a successful American R&B, disco, and soul music band, composed of five African American brothers from New Bedford, Massachusetts. Band members Ralph - Ralph Viera Tavares, born 10 December 1948. Pooch - Arthur Paul Tavares, b. 12 November 1949. Chubby - Antone Lee Tavares, b. 2 June 1950. Butch - Feliciano Tavares, b. 18 May 1953. Tiny - Perry Lee Tavares, b. 24 October 1954. The Tavares brothers, whose parents were of Cape Verde descent, started performing in 1964 as Chubby and the Turnpikes when the youngest brother was 13 years old. By 1973 they signed with Capitol Records, scoring their first R&B Top 10 (Pop Top 40) hit with "Check it Out" that same year, and soon began charting regularly on the R&B and pop charts. Their first album included their brother Victor, who dropped out of the group shortly after. In 1974 Tavares had a #1 R&B hit with Hall & Oates' "She's Gone" (which became a hit for Hall & Oates as well the following year). Tavares followed up that success with "Remember What I Told You To Forget." 1975 turned out to be their most successful year chart-wise, chalking up a Top 40 Pop album (In the City) and their biggest hit, the Top 10 Pop/#1 R&B smash "It Only Takes a Minute", which was later successfully covered by Jonathan King and Take That. This was followed by a string of hits: "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" (1976), "Don't Take Away the Music" (1976), and "Whodunit" (1977), among others. Many of their hits, however, underplayed their R&B background and gave the group the image of being a disco act. This perception was reinforced by their appearance on the soundtrack to the film Saturday Night Fever in 1977. Tavares recorded the Bee Gees track "More Than a Woman," and their version reached the Pop Top 40 that year. The soundtrack became one of the most successful in history, giving Tavares their only Grammy. Later albums, such as Madame Butterfly and Supercharged, strayed from the disco format and were less successful on the Pop chart (although they continued to have Top 10 R&B hits such as "Never Had a Love Like This Before" and "Bad Times"). At the start of the 1980s, Tavares left Capitol Records, signing with RCA. They had one last major hit, the ballad "A Penny for Your Thoughts", in 1982, but subsequent releases failed to match this success. In 1983, Ralph Tavares stepped down from the group, and Tiny left in the mid 1990s, but the other three brothers continue to tour. Butch Tavares is now a local producer residing in New Hampshire where he is happily married to his wife Elizabeth. "It Only Takes a Minute" was later covered by British boy band Take That, becoming a Top 10 UK hit, and is featured in the soundtrack of Konami's dancing game Dance Dance Revolution 3rd Mix.

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