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  Soul-Brother (soulbrother) 2-Debutant Username: soulbrother Post Number: 19 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.234.174.120 |
Jimmy Holiday - When I'm Loving You(Crossover 976A)(1974) Sounding very 60's.. was recorded in 1974.. Dottie Pearson - A House Made Of Love(Grapevine (2003)(1978) From the 'Lost' Soul Album..better known today as gospel star.. Dottie Peoples..back then in 1978.. Dottie Pearson.. Cicero Blake - You're Gonna Be Sorry(Mar-v-lus 6004)(1965) Also made one great dancer...as Corey Blake Dramatics - No Rebate On Love(Mainstream)(1976) Clarence Reid - Winter Man(Atlantic Records)(1974) Top side is Funky nothing..flip it over Marsha Tinsley - Now That You're Gone (RCA Victor)(1975) Reminds me of a Motown melody..can't think which one. Little Dooley - Now Or Never(North Bay)(1972) Released on the Gamble and Huff auditons label Patterson Singers - Working Together(Avco LP)(1972) OK.. this is the 4th track from this album.. complaints please.. to the Soul-Brother Fantastic Four - She'll Be Right For Me(Motown)(1977) Album..'Got To Find Your Love'.. 1977 Great lead voice.. Sweet James Epps Cissy Houston - Love Is Holding On(Private Stock)(1977) A legend...and a lady I play a lot of. Mighty Clouds Of Joy - The Master Plan(ABC Dunhill)(1974) An album called 'It's Time' ... The Mighty Voice of Joe Ligon.. Howard Hewitt - I'm For Real(Elektra)(1986) The guy who also fronted the Disco Group..Shalamar. DEEP SOUL CELLAR Taylor Brothers - People In Love(Joy)(1964) Sam Taylor Jr. & Bennie Earl... In a recent interview.. Sam said.. they were best duo ever Gina Hill - Rich Man's Toy(Jill) One listener says..the ladies sing the deep stuff best.. it's the wailing!! Banks & Hampton - Caught In The Act(Warner Brothers)(1976) A song the guys wrote for Facts Of Life... but don't they do a great version themselves GOSPEL CORNER Gospel Serenadors - Give A Little (Seventy-Seven) Tony & Tyrone - Crossroads Of Love(Columbia) Soul duos I love..this is terrific.. Ronnie Mitchell - A Man Ain't No Stronger Than His Heart(Spectrum) www.soulcellar.co.uk Go to playlists...and download the show | ||
Flynny (anoraks_corner) 1-Arriviste Username: anoraks_corner Post Number: 7 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 81.131.201.215 |
Cicero Blake: His releases on Brainstorm, Renee and Success are also mighty fine. Thumbs up to Cicero! | ||
Soul-Brother (soulbrother) 2-Debutant Username: soulbrother Post Number: 20 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.234.174.120 |
Hi Flynny, Yes, Cicero was a real soul 'journeyman' The record I was refering to was when he used the name Corey Blake - 'How Can I Go On Without You' written by the legend singer/songwriter Prince Phillip Mitchell. Sells for enormous amounts on the UK Northern Soul scene!!(over $ 400!!)  | ||
roger (roger) 1-Arriviste Username: roger Post Number: 7 Registered: 4-2004 Posted From: 217.35.87.17 |
Soul Brother. I agree with you about "Winter Man", I have a copy on a U.K. Atlantic 45, as the "B" side of "Funky Party". The funny thing is that I hardly ever played it until I found another version .. by CHARLES ALLEN on Dash 5017 .. the "B" side of "God Blessed Our Love" .. which uses the same backing music. I think I slightly prefer the CHARLES ALLEN version as it has "grittier" vocals. Roger |
