One of the reasons this whole era struggled was the label unwisely put the album out for a month before a single basically telling radio to pick whatever they wanted to play from it. Most stations and discos picked the Love Hangover-eque track "Your Love Is So Good For Me" instead of GRFL. Berry Gordy liked "Ready" more though so it was ultimately chosen to be first. All the split airplay ended up with both singles not connecting nationally. Once the label gave up on Ready they put out "Your Love" but the early airplay meant the stations that had played it early didn't re-add it so it stalled at #48. A more typical Ross mid tempo ballad came next, "You Got It," but it also stalled at #48 although it did go top ten at AC. None of this revived the album which had been off the chart since before the second single came out so plans to go with a 4th single, Top Of The World, were scrapped although promo 45's are out there. 

Baby It's Me, despite its pedigree and quality, wound up nothing more than a big cut out title for a few years which is a shame as all the right elements were there but the promotion wasn't. Getting Ready For Love did get a new mix for that 2014 expanded set which is excellent and probably would've helped back in 77 but ultimately the song probably was the wrong lead single for the album at the dawn of the Saturday Night Fever domination of radio.