With a name like "Take It All Off' and Clarence Reid's (aka Blowfly) name on the writing credits, one would expect this record to be more in the naughty vein; while the female vocals add a little bit of a double-entendre edge, the lyrics are far more creative than that, actually.
This record was released shortly before George's proto-disco smash hit "Rock Your Baby", and still retains a bit of the late '60's/early '70's soul sound on top of a very raw Miami production (dig the distorted vocal!)
Oh my GOD, can't thank you enough for this. Ain't done n'air heard it!!!
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