| | Undisputed Truth: Smiling Faces: The Best of Undisputed Truth - PopMatters Music Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | A minor league vocal band in Motown's early- to mid-'70s lineup, Undisputed Truth was the mouthpiece for Norman Whitfield, perhaps the most ambitious and adventurous person working under Berry Gordy in the heyday of his label. |
 | | Undisputed Truth, being a late addition to Motown's roster, had no career to ruin, so Whitfield was given a free hand to pursue his experiments. |
 | | Undisputed Truth were an easier bunch to use as puppets since the pop audience had no cherished notions about their autonomy, and their solid but unexceptional talents as vocalists ensured that the focus would remain on Whitfield's trippy arrangements and production. |
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