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1
Dash/
A lesser-known album from The Stylistics – at least in comparison to their mega-hits of the early 70s – but a set that's still got the vocal group in beautifully harmonic formation! The group are still produced by the team of Hugo & Luigi, and arrangements are by Horace Ott – who turns in a 70s version of the full, emotive backings he could bring to a soul record back in the 60s – almost an old school level of presentation that's a really nice surprise – even as the group step out in a few clubbier numbers, which they really know how to handle well. Titles include "School For Lovers", "Fly", "Music Is Another Word For Love", "We'll Live The Good Life Together", "Make Believe", "Where You Are", and "Sunday In The Chapel". CD
2
Avco, 1972. Near Mint- ... $14.99
Landmark harmony soul from The Stylistics – a set that's every bit as wonderful as their debut, with the kind of sweet, soulful sound that got played over and over and over and over again back in the day! The album's got a subtle sort of power, though – one that lies not only in its classic cover image, but also in the way that the group mix up the fragile themes of love with some deeper aspects of the human condition – heard to best effect on the classic "Children Of The Night" – a massive 7 minute number that stands nicely next to the shorter singles. Thom Bell produced and arranged the whole thing to Philly perfection – with lots of help from Linda Creed on the songwriting – and titles include "Children of the Night", "Break Up To Make Up", "You'll Never Get To Heaven", "Stone In Love With You", "It's Too Late", "If You Don't Watch Out", and "Peek A Boo". LP, Vinyl record album
(In the no fists cover. A nice copy!)
3
Avco, 1971. Very Good ... $14.99
A masterpiece of harmony soul – one of THE all-time greats of the genre, and a lasting treasure from The Stylistics! The album really took vocal soul to a whole new level for the 70s – pushing from the sometimes fragile ballad style of the late 60s into a smoother, more mature sound that was impeccably produced, yet still had all the depth of feeling as before! Maestro Thom Bell is the man to thank for the greatness of this album – as his production and musical vision really helped The Stylistics hit levels that few other groups like this were reaching at the time. Titles include their seminal long version of "People Make the World Go Round" – which, at 6 minutes in length, was really unusual for the time. Other titles include "Stop Look & Listen", "Betcha By Golly Wow", "You're A Big Girl Now", "If I Love You", "Ebony Eyes", and "You Are Everything". LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing with Sterling stamp. Cover has light wear anda ging, some red marker at the top right corner, and names in pen in back.)
4
Stylistics —
Hurry Up This Way Again ... LP TSOP, 1980. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A huge change from the early sound of The Stylistics – as the group have moved to Philly International, and are really shining in the light of the Gamble & Huff galaxy! The album's got a lot more grooves than before, but still offers up plenty of space for the trademark mellow ballads that made The Stylistics a genre-transforming group on the east coast scene – coming across here with those beautiful harmonies of the first few records, but also a bit more maturity, and confidence too. Titles include "I Have You You Have Me", "Found A Love You Couldn't Handle", "Hurry Up This Way Again", and "Is There Something On Your Mind". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. A great copy!)
5
Stylistics —
Best Of The Stylistics ... LP Avco, 1975. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Some of the greatest falsetto harmony ever recorded – and a smoking batch of the group's biggest hits! 10 tracks in all, with titles that include "Stone In Love With You", "People Make The World Go Round", "Break Up To Make Up", "Betcha By Golly, Wow", "You Make Me Feel Brand New", "You Are Everything", "You're A Big Girl Now", "Heavy Fallin' Out", "Let's Put It All Together" and "Rockin Roll Baby". LP, Vinyl record album
6
Stylistics —
Best Of The Stylistics (Amherst) ... LP Avco/
Some of the greatest falsetto harmony ever recorded – and a smoking batch of the group's biggest hits! 10 tracks in all, with titles that include "Stone In Love With You", "People Make The World Go Round", "Break Up To Make Up", "Betcha By Golly, Wow", "You Make Me Feel Brand New", "You Are Everything", "You're A Big Girl Now", "Heavy Fallin' Out", "Let's Put It All Together" and "Rockin Roll Baby". LP, Vinyl record album
7
Stylistics —
Let's Put It All Together ... LP Avco, 1974. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
Mid-period Stylistics, recorded after their association with Thom Bell and Linda Creed, and during the time that the group was handled by Hugo & Luigi. H&L do an ok job with them, and they've got Van McCoy handling arrangements to add a bit more soul to the mix – but the record is still down a few notches from the classic years. The album includes one last Thom Bell arrangement – the group's huge "You Make Me Feel Brand New" – plus other cuts like "Love Is The Answer", "I Got Time On My Hands", "I Got A Letter", and "We Can Make It Happen Again", perhaps the group's wish for a bigger hit. LP, Vinyl record album
8
Stylistics —
Rockin' Roll Baby ... CD Avco/
The third album by The Stylistics – and a set that's still very much in the high-harmony territory of their first two classics! Thom Bell's still very firmly on deck this time around – arranging, producing, and writing a good deal of the material too – and the Sigma Sound recording setting ensures plenty of key Philly help in the studio – just the right balance of musicians to get the album's mellow and uptempo tracks sounding their best! This is the kind of set that countless groups tried to copy back in the day, but hardly ever got this right at all – and titles include the sly number "Payback Is A Dog", plus "Love Comes Easy", "I Won't Give You Up", "Make It Last", "Only For The Children", and "Rockin' Roll Baby" – plus the massive crossover number "You Make Me Feel Brand New". CD
9
Stylistics —
Round 2 ... CD Avco/
Landmark harmony soul from The Stylistics – a set that's every bit as wonderful as their debut, with the kind of sweet, soulful sound that got played over and over and over and over again back in the day! The album's got a subtle sort of power, though – one that lies not only in its classic cover image, but also in the way that the group mix up the fragile themes of love with some deeper aspects of the human condition – heard to best effect on the classic "Children Of The Night" – a massive 7 minute number that stands nicely next to the shorter singles. Thom Bell produced and arranged the whole thing to Philly perfection – with lots of help from Linda Creed on the songwriting – and titles include "Children of the Night", "Break Up To Make Up", "You'll Never Get To Heaven", "Stone In Love With You", "It's Too Late", "If You Don't Watch Out", and "Peek A Boo". CD
10
Stylistics —
Round 2 (fists cover) ... LP Avco, 1972. Good ... Out Of Stock
Landmark harmony soul from The Stylistics – a set that's every bit as wonderful as their debut, with the kind of sweet, soulful sound that got played over and over and over and over again back in the day! The album's got a subtle sort of power, though – one that lies not only in its classic cover image, but also in the way that the group mix up the fragile themes of love with some deeper aspects of the human condition – heard to best effect on the classic "Children Of The Night" – a massive 7 minute number that stands nicely next to the shorter singles. Thom Bell produced and arranged the whole thing to Philly perfection – with lots of help from Linda Creed on the songwriting – and titles include "Children of the Night", "Break Up To Make Up", "You'll Never Get To Heaven", "Stone In Love With You", "It's Too Late", "If You Don't Watch Out", and "Peek A Boo". LP, Vinyl record album
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Stylistics —
Special Style ... LP Streetwise, 1985. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A whole new sound for The Stylistics – one that has the group working here with Maurice Starr in a sweet 80s street soul style! The approach is a surprisingly good one – and given that Starr's backings are always on the lighter side of the spectrum, the group's trademark harmonies are never dominated too much by the beats and the basslines! In a way, hearing Starr work with The Stylistics here, we can almost hear the link he made between older group soul modes and some of the younger acts he pushed to fame in the 80s – but that's not to say that this set is a pop record at all – because The Stylistics keep things real throughout with a great old school approach to their vocals. Titles include "Love Is Serious", "Special", "Let's Go Rockin", "O Sha Ma", "Sad Girl", and "Only From The Heart". LP, Vinyl record album
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12
Omni/
A dozen tracks from one of the greatest east coast harmony groups of the 70s! Blue Magic came onto the scene a bit later than some of their other hit making geographical neighbors – like The Stylistics or The Moments – but their sound was pure 70s harmony all the way, and the group had a wonderful talent for mellow ballads and more driving uptempo numbers. You'll get a bit of both on this set – all with classic Philly production by either Norman Harris or Bobby Eli. Titles include "Sideshow", "Spell", "What's Come Over Me", "Three Ring Circus", "Welcome To The Club", "Chasing Rainbows", "Summer Snow", and "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely". CD
(Out of print.)
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TSG/
A lost harmony soul classic from the east coast scene of the 70s – a set that was recorded in the shadow of work by bigger groups, like the Moments or Stylistics, and which has a similarly sort of sublime sound! There's a nice edge to the album – like some of the George Kerr productions on Stang/
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Rhino, 1972. Used ... $3.99
Music from Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes, The Stylistics Feat. Russell Thompkins Jr., The Spinners, Al Green, Dramatics, Luther Ingram, Chi-Lites, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, and Billy Preston. CD
(Out of print, punch through barcode.)
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Thump, Early 70s. Used ... $9.99
Tracks from GQ, Linda Lewis, Heatwave, The Notations, The Stylistics, The Moments, Jackie Ross and more. CD
(Out of print.)
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Various —
Soul Hits Of The 70s – Didn't It Blow Your Mind! Volume 16 ... CD Rhino, 1970s. Used ... Just Sold Out!
Music from Clarence Carter, the Stylistics, Tower Of Power, Fosters Sylvers, Bobby Womack, Johnnie Taylor, the O'Jays, Lamont Dozier, the Moments, the Staple Singers, and more. CD
(Out of print.)
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Black Ivory —
Don't Turn Around ... CD Today/
Epic harmony soul by this excellent sweet soul group! Black Ivory were just kids when they recorded this session – but they had a sophistication that pushed them way past any of their contemporaries on the east coast scene. The band are very lucky to have the talents of the great Patrick Adams – originally singer himself, but who wisely made a move to producer once he'd heard the rich talents of the young group. Adams perfectly handles the sweet voices of the group, building up their raw emotions into a dreamy web of harmony vocals to rival the best work of The Stylistics, The Delfonics, and other older groups. Includes the classic "Don't Turn Around", written by Adams, plus "You and I", "Our Future", "Surrender", and "If I Could Be a Mirror". Heavenly harmony soul, and a classic of the east coast scene! CD
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Blue Magic —
Blue Magic ... LP Atco, 1974. Very Good- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
The start of a tremendous run from Blue Magic – easily one of the greatest harmony groups of the 70s, a quintet we'd place in a rare class with heavy hitters like The Stylistics or The Moments! The album's smooth and sweet, but never slick – perfectly arranged by the great Norman Harris, who makes the vocals sound equally great on mellow tracks and uptempo numbers – setting a new Philly standard with the album, and one that few other groups could match so well! Every piece of the core 70s Philly harmony sound is in place here – from the near-perfect (but wonderfully human) vocals of the group, to the full yet subtle backings by Sigma players who include Vince Montana, Earl Young, Bobby Eli, and Harris himself – and if you've ever needed a record to prove the genius of the east coast harmony sound, this may well be it! Titles include "Look Me Up", "What's Come Over Me", "Tear It Down", "Sideshow", "Stop To Start", "Welcome To The Club", and "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely". LP, Vinyl record album
(Yellow label pressing. Cover has light wear.)
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Various —
Gamble & Huff ... CD Warner, 1970s. Used ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
A baker's dozen from MSFB, the O Jays, the Spinners, McFadden & Whitehead, the Stylistics, Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, the Delfonics, the Stylistics, and Third World. CD
(Promotional CDr release.)
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Black Ivory —
Don't Turn Around ... LP Today, 1972. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Epic harmony soul by this excellent sweet soul group! Black Ivory were just kids when they recorded this session – but they had a sophistication that pushed them way past any of their contemporaries on the east coast scene. The band are very lucky to have the talents of the great Patrick Adams – originally singer himself, but who wisely made a move to producer once he'd heard the rich talents of the young group. Adams perfectly handles the sweet voices of the group, building up their raw emotions into a dreamy web of harmony vocals to rival the best work of The Stylistics, The Delfonics, and other older groups. Includes the classic "Don't Turn Around", written by Adams, plus "You and I", "Our Future", "Surrender", and "If I Could Be a Mirror". Heavenly harmony soul, and a classic of the east coast scene! LP, Vinyl record album
(Original pressing. Cover has some light wear, but this is a great copy.)
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Blue Magic —
Blue Magic ... CD Atco/
The start of a tremendous run from Blue Magic – easily one of the greatest harmony groups of the 70s, a quintet we'd place in a rare class with heavy hitters like The Stylistics or The Moments! The album's smooth and sweet, but never slick – perfectly arranged by the great Norman Harris, who makes the vocals sound equally great on mellow tracks and uptempo numbers – setting a new Philly standard with the album, and one that few other groups could match so well! Every piece of the core 70s Philly harmony sound is in place here – from the near-perfect (but wonderfully human) vocals of the group, to the full yet subtle backings by Sigma players who include Vince Montana, Earl Young, Bobby Eli, and Harris himself – and if you've ever needed a record to prove the genius of the east coast harmony sound, this may well be it! Titles include "Look Me Up", "What's Come Over Me", "Tear It Down", "Sideshow", "Stop To Start", "Welcome To The Club", and "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely". CD
(Out of print.)
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Topics —
Giving Up ... LP TSG/
A lost harmony soul classic from the east coast scene of the 70s – a set that was recorded in the shadow of work by bigger groups, like the Moments or Stylistics, and which has a similarly sort of sublime sound! There's a nice edge to the album – like some of the George Kerr productions on Stang/
Also available Giving Up (Japanese paper sleeve edition – with bonus tracks) ... CD 24.9923
Various —
Classic Soul Ballads – Love Power ... CD Time Life, 1970s. Used 2CD ... Out Of Stock
Music from Billy Paul, Champaign, Heatwave, The Stylistics, Surface, Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes, Earth, Wind & Fire, Bill Withers, Lou Rawls, Peabo Bryson, Luther Vandross, and more. CD
(Out of print and sealed.)
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Various —
Crooklyn – Original Soundtrack Vol 2 ... CD MCA, 1994. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from the Stylistics, Stevie Wonder, Cymande, Sly & The Family Stone, the Jackson 5, James Brown, Manu DiBango, thew Delfonics, the Staple Singers, Eddie Palmieri, Isaac Hayes, Johnny Nash, and Smokey Robinson & The Miracles. CD
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Various —
Ridin Low – Slammin' Oldies ... CD Right Stuff, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Includes tracks from The Delfonics, The Escorts, The Isley Brothers, The Emotions, The O'Jays, Sun, The Stylistics, and Garland Green. CD
(Out of print, small cutout notch through spine.)
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Ronnie Dyson —
One Man Band (with bonus tracks) ... CD Columbia/
Ronnie Dyson's standout set from the start of his career – a beautiful batch of Philly soul tunes that get some key help from the team of Thom Bell and Linda Creed! Bell produced and arranged part of the set – with other help coming from Stan Vincent and Billy Jackson – all of whom really get the right idea for Ronnie's amazing voice – and really help him find a way of stepping past his previous career on the stage! Some of the best cuts that mix of fragile and groovy that was really working at the time for harmony groups like The Delfonics or The Stylistics – a mode that takes Dyson far past his work in Hair, to a mode that has him almost doing better on his own than any other contemporaries from the show. The set features the sublime cuts "One Man Band", "Just Don't Want To Be Lonely", "I Think I'll Tell Her", "When You Get Right Down To It", "Give In To Love", "Girl Don't Come", "Love Of A Woman", and "Point Of No Return". CD is overflowing with bonus tracks too – singles that include "The Captain Of Your Soul", "Cup Runneth Over", "Lady In Red", "We Can Make It Last Forever", "Just A Little Love From Me", and "Life & Breath". CD
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Jones Girls —
At Peace With Woman ... LP Philadelphia International, 1980. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Classic Jones Girls for Philly! The record's a landmark album in the shift from Philly disco to sophisticated modern – and the smooth tight vocals of The Jones Girls are to the latter half of Philly what the runaway singing of Three Degrees were to the early half. Includes their excellent remake of the Stylistics' "Children of the Night" – which has a cool sample riff on the intro – plus the cuts "I Just Love The Man", "When I'm Gone", "At Peace With Woman", and "Back In the Day". One of the best female records on Philly International, and with excellent work by Dexter Wansel and Kenny Gamble! LP, Vinyl record album
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Little Anthony & The Imperials —
We Are The Imperials/West Side (UK), Late 50s. Used ... Out Of Stock
UK reissue that brings together 2 of Little Anthony's hard to find early End LPs – one based around contemporary singles and hits, the other featuring the group running through material from the 40's. The sound is stellar harmony all the way through – in that really fragile style that Anthony pioneered with the group – which would later go onto become such a big influence on 70s groups like The Delfonics or The Stylistics. Tracks include "Tears On My Pillow", "So Much", "The Diary", "Oh Yeah", "Wishful Thinking", "Two People In the World", and "All Or Nothing At All" – and there's 24 cuts on the CD! CD
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Spinners —
Mighty Love (plus bonus tracks) ... CD Atlantic/
About as classic as you can get for The Spinners – and one of the group's marvelous 70s collaborations with the mighty Thom Bell! Before hooking up with Philly, The Spinners were already a wonderful vocal group – but here, in the hands of Bell, they hit a sound that's completely sublime – a mix of well-crafted harmonies and well-directed backings – soaring one minute, gently fragile the next – all delivered with the same sort of charm that you might expect from Blue Magic or The Stylistics at their best. Like those groups, The Spinners here manage a depth that goes way beyond simple hitmaking soul – as you'll hear on the album's wonderful assortment of tracks that include "Mighty Love", "He'll Never Love You Like I Do", "Love Don't Love Nobody", "Ain't No Price On Happiness", "Since I Been Gone", and "I'm Glad You Walked Into My Life". CD also features 4 bonus tracks – "I Wish I Could Sleep", "I Just Gotta Make It Happen", "Mr Big Man", and "You Sure Are Nasty". CD
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Various —
Art Laboe Picks Dedicated To You Vol 4 ... CD Original Sound, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from James Brown, Proper Dos, The Sunglows, Al Green, The Isley Brothers, Deniece Williams, The Delfonics, The O'Jays, The Stylistics, Little Anthony & The Imperials, Delegation, Marvin Gaye, Sunny & The Sunliners, Jerry Butler, and Bertha Tillman. CD
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Various —
Crooklyn – Original Soundtrack Vol 1 ... CD MCA, 1994. Used ... Out Of Stock
Filled with 70s soul – work by The Stylistics, JBs, Chamber Brothers, Jean Knight, Spinners, Five Stairsteps, Joe Cuba, Persuaders, and others – plus the new title cut by The Crooklyn Dodgers. CD
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Various —
Slow Jams 70s Vol 1 ... CD Right Stuff, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from Heatwave, Al Green, The Stylistics, Teddy Pendergrass, Chi-Lites, Major Harris, Norman Connors, O'Jays, Floaters, and The Isley Brothers. CD
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Various —
Slow Jams 70s Vol 3 ... CD Right Stuff, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from Barry White, Teddy Pendergrass, Sylvia, Manhattans, The Stylistics, Peabo Bryson, Tower Of Power, Earth, Wind & Fire, Spinners, and The O'Jays. CD
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Various —
Slow Jams Christmas Volume 1 ... CD Right Stuff, 1960s/
A mellow soul Christmas all the way through – made up of tracks from the 60s, 70s, and 80s – all brought together in one very nicely selected set! Titles include "Happy Holidays" by The Whispers, "At Christmas Time" by Luther Vandross, "It's Christmas Time Again" by The Temprees, "What Do The Lonely Do At Christmas" by The Emotions, "Christmas Gift" by Margie Joseph, "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" by The O'Jays, "When You've Got Love It's Christmas All Year Long" by The Stylistics, "This Christmas" by Donny Hathaway, and "The Christmas Song" by The Whispers. CD
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Various —
Slow Jams Christmas Volume 3 ... CD Right Stuff, 1960s/
A Slow Jam Christmas – and one that's filled with plenty of great little soul tunes – more than enough to live past the dated title and cover of the package! Most of the work here is from older years, and although billed as "slow jam", it's more in the "mellow soul" camp – sung by some of the best from years past. Titles include "Santa Baby" by Eartha Kitt, "Silent Night" by The Stylistics, "Silver Bells" by Bebe & Cece Winans, "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" by The Stylistics, "The Christmas Song" by Luther Vandross, "White Christmas" by The O'Jays, "Dear Santa Claus" by Bobby Womack, "Twas Love" by Patti Labelle, and "Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday" by The Sweet Inspirations. CD
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Various —
Smooth Grooves – A Sensual Collection Vol 3 ... CD Rhino, Late 70s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from the Floaters, Norman Connors, the Isley Brothers, Lenny Williams, the New Birth, the Delfonics, Blue Magic, the Stylistics, Tower of Power, Aretha Franklin, Ray, Goodman & Brown, and Rene & Angela. CD
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Various —
Soul Classics Vol 2 ... CD CEMA, Late 70s. Used ... Out Of Stock
10 tracks from McFadden & Whitehead, The O'Jays, Patti LaBelle, The Stylistics, Teddy Pendergrass, The Jones Girls, The O'Jays, Lou Rawls, and the Philadelphia International All Stars. CD
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Various —
Soul In Harmony – Vocal Groups 1965 to 1977 – Superb Vocal Harmony From The Classic Soul Era ... CD Kent (UK), Late 60s/
A treasure trove of harmony soul gems – and a package that's overflowing with great numbers from a time when small group soul really sparkled in the funky 45 underground! Most of the cuts here have never appeared on CD before, and a handful are previously unreleased – and together, the set really showcases the sublime style of singing that emerged in the second half of the 60s – a new approach to harmonizing that was different from jazz, gospel, or doo wop groups in previous years – with tremendous interplay between the lead and backup parts of the group, in charts that were continually inventive and richly expressive at a level that still sounds completely great all these many years later! If you only know Motown male groups, or bigger names like The Impressions or Stylistics, you'll find plenty here to discover – a really rich tapestry of tunes that includes "Strange Voice" by The Imaginations, "Baby" by The Joneses, "Boom A Rang" by Dynamic Soul Machine, "By Your Side" by Moon & Mars, "Can't Get You Off My Mind" by Brothers Of Soul, "Waiting For Your Love" by The Love Experience, "Linda" by Salt & Pepper, "Need Someone To Love" by The Symphonies, "Take Your Time" by The Festivals, "That Day When She Needed Me" by The Performers, "We Can Make It Baby" by The Reputations, "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" by The Four Sonics, and "I'll Be Waiting" by The Lovettes. CD
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Various —
Soulful Christmas ... CD Time Life, 1960s/
Music from The Jackson 5, Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Temptations, Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, Fats Domino, Stylistics, Booker T & The MGs, Otis Redding, Carla Thomas, Donny Hathaway, Gladys Knight, Charles Brown, Jerry Butler, Drifters, and Al Green – 18 tracks in all. CD
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Various —
WDAS 105.3 FM Presents Classic Soul Hits Vol 3 ... CD Collectables, 1970s. Used ... Out Of Stock
Music from New Birth, Zingara, Enchantment, The Valentine Brothers, LTD., Lamont Dozier, The Natural Four, The Stylistics, Bobby Caldwell, Switch, Bloodstone, Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes, The O'Jays, and Jerry Butler & Brenda Lee Eager. CD
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Spinners —
Mighty Love ... LP Atlantic, 1974. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
About as classic as you can get for The Spinners – and one of the group's marvelous 70s collaborations with the mighty Thom Bell! Before hooking up with Philly, The Spinners were already a wonderful vocal group – but here, in the hands of Bell, they hit a sound that's completely sublime – a mix of well-crafted harmonies and well-directed backings – soaring one minute, gently fragile the next – all delivered with the same sort of charm that you might expect from Blue Magic or The Stylistics at their best. Like those groups, The Spinners here manage a depth that goes way beyond simple hitmaking soul – as you'll hear on the album's wonderful assortment of tracks that include "Mighty Love", "He'll Never Love You Like I Do", "Love Don't Love Nobody", "Ain't No Price On Happiness", "Since I Been Gone", and "I'm Glad You Walked Into My Life". LP, Vinyl record album
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