Treat Me Like A Lady (Dub Lady) stands as a defining instrumental interpretation from the British R&B group Five Star. Released on their self-titled 1984 debut, the track showcases the group's early mastery of the New Jack Swing and soul genres that would come to dominate their career. This specific dub version strips away the vocal prominence found in the standard mix, allowing the rhythmic foundation and atmospheric production to take center stage. It highlights the band's ability to craft dance-floor anthems that rely on groove and texture as much as melody. As part of a discography that includes numerous remixes and special editions, this recording remains a testament to Five Star's enduring influence on British pop and R&B music during the 1980s.