 "Glasshouse", the group's final Top 40 Pop hit was also included.Damon Harris was fired from the group during the recording of "A Song for You", as his behavior and work ethic were deemed unprofessional, and his replacement was Washington, D.C. native Glenn Leonard, formerly of the Unifics.A number of producers, including Bowen, Brian Holland, James Anthony Carmichael, and even the Temptations themselves tried producing hits for the next three LPs, "House Party" (November 1975), "Wings of Love" (March 1976), and "The Temptations Do the Temptations" (August 1976).