Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis, Jr , and Florence Larue

[@rogerwinters9856]

Just beautiful people, they make me feel good just being in the world with them, good people with talent, love their music.

[@khaladasalaam9722]

Class, the best of America. What a lovely interview

[@khaladasalaam9722]

Wonderful American music that is enjoyed all over the world

[@MsTexas73]

Nice post. Good interview with Florence, Marilyn, and Billy. 1973. The year I was born.

[@chitobalma]

Beautiful lady💓

[@dddddadadad1796]

Gosh Marilyn McCoo was breathtaking here

[@chermainebigby5238]

She sure was

[@obedirect5491]

I was a young teen during the 5th D height. Looking at this 50 years later; they were so attractive then!

[@FBA1979]

This Group Deserves A Movie/Bio

[@markjohnson9485]

I had the biggest crush on Florence Larue. She is a queen!!!! as far as I'm concerned. The fifth dimension they were a black vocal group. But they were more of a pop group than any other genre

[@viralbuthow000]

mannnn marilyn 😎

[@markjohnson9485]

Yessir 👏

[@RTA6226]

Fantastic interview!

[@MiltonMetzArchive]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tracygreen7559]

This is an excellent interview. This journalist asked really well thought out questions. Usually, it’s the same old recycled ideas.

[@MiltonMetzArchive]

Faith Lyles did a great job.

[@danielgutierrez-cr3sv]

¡Qué belleza! Los tres, muy lindos❤❤❤

[@MiltonMetzArchive]

Absolutamente; de acuerdo.

[@christopherjames9843]

" Fifth Dimension's". She could not even get the name right.

[@Branner]

"Living Together, Growing Together" was a dreadful song --and it was bad for the group. They had had two top ten hits on their previous album ("Last Night I Didn't Get to Sleep" and "If I Could Reach You"). If the label had released "Day By Day," or even "Ashes to Ashes" first, they would have had a better shot at another hit. Instead, "Living Together" (one of the worst songs Burt Bacharach ever wrote) bombed on the charts, and it isn't much of a song either. The album should have been called Day by Day: it's a brilliant version by the 5th. Also, because "Living Together" did so poorly, it dragged down Marilyn's beautiful solo on "Everything's Been Changed." A bad time for the 5th, as they never topped the charts again. Very poor management for a group that deserved so much better.

[@kevingoins9858]

Have to agree but the group were arm-twisted by Bell Records' owner Columbia Pictures (that released "Lost Horizon" which contained "Living Together...") to record the song to promote the film. "Ashes To Ashes" - composed by Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter (a very hot writing /production team at the time - see the Four Tops and Grass Roots) would have been a much better choice for first single (it was the follow up to "Living....:)

[@bennyadler5882]

The split uo happened a few years later , best choice for McCoo and Davis. Ron and Flo extremely talented, recess just time and circumstances.