Change The Glow of Love is the 1980 debut album from the Italian-American ensemble Change, and its widely seen as a standout post-disco / soulful dance classic that helped bridge disco into the 1980s with R&B, funk and sophisticated production. It spawned multiple dance chart hits, features Luther Vandross on lead vocals for some of its most memorable moments, and showcases a slick blend of Chic-inspired grooves, lush vocals and rich arrangements.

Musically, the album balances bright, dancefloor-ready tracks (A Lovers Holiday) with smooth, soulful grooves (The Glow of Love), giving it both immediacy and warmth that has helped it endure past the disco eras peak. Its success on the US dance charts and its nods from critics and enthusiasts alike have made it a favourite on reissue shelves and among collectors of early-80s R&B/disco hybrid records.

Reviews

This album is short but it is so damn funky Youll want to dance, clap your hands, and sing along. Pop Rescue review.

The albums unique sound and style set it apart from the contemporary disco music scene, distinguishing it as something catchy and innovative. Albumism

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A1 A Lover'S Holiday (A Jim Burgess Mix)
A2 It'S A Girl'S Affair
A3 Angel In My Pocket
B1 The Glow Of Love
B2 Searching
B3 The End
C1 Searching (12" A Jim Burgess Mix)
C2 The Glow Of Love (12" Promo Long Version)
D1 Searching (A Tom Moulton Mix)
D2 ItS A GirlS Affair (12 Mike Maurro Classic Disco Re-Mix)