Been a long minute since I posted my Vol 2 of this series
But here is Vol. 3 for your listening pleasure, I hope you like my selections and the 411 that I always try to include which makes the process take a little longer but the end result is here so please leave your E-MAIL so I can send you over the password but I would love for you all to come on back & let me know how you liked it! Thanks @>--;-- Rose
Big Thanks to RossyBoy for fixin up my cover!
Here some 411 on some of these tracks, Enjoy the read (or not) & as always corrections are welcomed!
01. Spankys Gang - Prisoner Of Love
Spanky and Dino (Father & Son) have worked together since 1991. They can professionally host any function with their live music performance and their DJ library with thousands of songs from yesterday today and tomorrow. They have appeared with most of my favorite performers including: Larry Chance & the Earls,Jimmy Beaumont & The Skyliners,Pookie Hudson & The Spaniels, Willie Winfield & The Harptones,The Duprees and many more!
02. Dynamite Singletary - I Really Love You
Dynamite #6807 Thanks to DJ Barry "Soulbrother" Fowden for this fantastic track!
03. The Melodies - I Never Thought That I Would Lose Her
No Info,Thanks to Scott (SFM-Jazzman) for this and many tracks!
04. The Delegates Of Soul - Don't Take Your Love From Me
1970 - Uplook Records
05. The Spirals - Forever And A Day
1961 - Smash
06. The Jobettes - What You Gonna Do
1965 - Kevin Records #2268
A mid '60s solid soul female group with a great lead vocal, The Jobettes recorded this one single on Kevin Records
07. Sugar Bear And The Sensations - What About Me Girl
1967 - Executive
08. The Richmond International - Maybe If I Leave You
1973 - Red Coach Records, This song was written by Barbara Mason
09. The Originals - Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me
1974 - Soul
10. Smoked Sugar - Keeping Up My Front
1975 - 20th Century
11. The Exceptions Ft. Mark Greene - It Must Be Love
2012 - Numero Group off The Eccentric Soul: A Red Black Green Production
12. The Sophisticates - I Really Hope You Do
1967 - Underground Sounds
13. The Windy City Orchestra - Good Guys Don't Always Win
1977 - Chi-Sound Soul
14. Rene & Ray - I Can’t Let You Go
Rene & Ray were Pablo "Rene" Valenzuela (of The Velveteens) and Ray "Spider Ray" Quiñones. This was the B-side of their "Too Late" single for Donna in 1962.
15. The Re-Vels - I Love You
No Yr -Trentown Records
16. The Chi-Lites - Never No More
1965 - Blue Rock
17. Mel Adams & The Cashmeres - If I Only Knew
1958 - Emerge
18. The Voltaire's - My My My Baby
60's ?- Bacone
19. The Delfonics - Don't Throw It All Away
1973 - Arista
Among the first purveyors of the smooth, orchestral sound that would come to typify Philadelphia soul, the Delfonics established themselves as one of the quintessential soul groups of the late 60s and 70s and created some of the most notable songs of that era.
20. Tomorrow's Promise - Never Take Your Love Away
1974 - Mercury
21. Boise Cover Band – I Love You More
2009 (Lee Williams & The Cymbals Cover)
Boise Cover Band was a studio project featuring Doug Martsch of Built to Spill, Ned Evett, Ian Waters, and John Mullin. UNORIGINAL ARTISTS
22. The Soul Survivors - Temptation Bout To Get Me
1970 - Atco 45
AKA The Dedications, from 1962 and 1964, originally from New York City, grew up listening to the R & B groups of the 1950’s. The sounds of groups like the Moonglows, Heartbeats, and Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers. While performing at clubs in the New York area, they found themselves at the mercy of various house bands and decided to find a group of musicians who would become permanent members of the group therefore creating a self contained unit.They adopted the name Soul Survivors in 1965 Shortly thereafter, they began to build a strong following, playing venues in Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Enjoying great success in Philadelphia, they attracted the attention of record producers Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Into the recording studio they went, emerging with " Expressway To Your Heart " a song that would climb to #3 on Billboard's R&B chart and #4 on it's Top 100 list
23. The Moments - I Won't Do Anything
1970 - Stang Labels Producers & Written-By– L. Roberts & Sylvia Robinson
Lead: Billy Brown, One of the most consistent R&B aggregations of the '70s, the Moments enjoyed a string of major hits throughout the decade. The Hackensack, NJ, trio introduced themselves and the Stang label with "Not on the Outside" in 1968, and topped the R&B charts in 1970 with the gold-plated "Love on a Two-Way Street," Members Harry Ray, Al Goodman, and William Brown changed their billing to Ray, Goodman & Brown in 1978
24. Johnny Jack - Mad About You
Swan Label, Released: Nov 22, 2006 Rollercoaster Records
25. The Trells - Bad Weather
No Year - Port City
This track here drove me crazy not knowing the title/artist, this was one of P-Ptylez Unknown track from AZTLAN DREAMZ VOL.01 series & this was over 3 years ago, finally I posted it on U-Tube, THANK YOU SoulVic77 for your help finding this track!!
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