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Finis was a 1983 album by Finis Henderson III that was released on the Motown label. Henderson's hit single "Skip to My Lou" appears on the album.




Background


The album was produced by Al McKay and contains ten tracks including the hit "Skip to My Lou".
The album in LP format was issued on Motown 6036ML. The cassette version was issued on Motown CA 6036 MC.




Reception


In June 1983, James Hamilton, while mentioning the BPM on a single "Call Me" by Bill Wolfer that featured Finis Henderson, also mentioned Henderson's album's BPMs on tracks "Percussion Intro", "Lovers", "I’d Rather Be Gone" and "School Girl". Hamilton referred to it as a pleasant soulful debut album.
The Al McKay production was released on Motown L6036ML. It was reviewed in the 16 July 1983 issue of Cash Box. The reviewer noted the MOR and adult contemporary potential.




Charts


The album debuted at no. 62 in the Cash Box Black Contemporary Top 75 Albums chart for the week of 30 July 1983. At that time, "Skip to My Lou" was at no. 47 and at its seventh week, moving upwards in the Cash Box Top 100 Black Contemporary Singles chart. At week six, on 3 September, the album peaked at no. 33 on the Cash Box Black Contemporary Top 75 Albums chart.
It also made the Billboard Black LPs chart. For the week of 18 August at week six, it reached its peak of no. 42.




Track listing






References






External links


Discogs - Finis Henderson – Finis
Finis Henderson - Topic channel, Jul 30, 2018 - Percussion Intro / Call Me

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