Living Together, Growing Together is the eighth studio album by the American pop group The 5th Dimension. It was released on March 1, 1973. "Living Together, Growing Together" reached No. 108 on the Billboard Top LPs chart, and No. 25 on Billboard's R&B albums chart. The album includes the early World Beat composition, "Woyaya", originally recorded by the British-Ghanaian-Caribbean ensemble Osibisa, in 1971. The song was also covered in 1973 by Art Garfunkel on his debut solo album "Angel Clare".
The 5th Dimension founder, LeMonte McLemore, gave the "Living Together, Growing Together" album period a largely unfavorable mention in his autobiography, "From Hobo Flats to The 5th Dimension - A Life Fulfilled in Baseball, Photography, and Music":
This album began the vocal group's somewhat unintentional transition to mainly adult contemporary fare, as they would never again prove noteworthy on the Billboard pop charts.
Singles.
Three singles were released from "Living Together, Growing Together" in the United States: