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Trax featured Norman Connors, The Trammps, Private Eye, Awa-Klash,

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I am your melody – Norman Connors (Philadelphia born drummer/writer/producer Norman was assigned to Capitol Records where he introduced vocalist Spencer Harrison … written by Jacques Burvick & saxophonist Marion Meadows – from his album “Passion”)

Rubberband – The Trammps (Philadelphia session drummer & MFSB member put together a group who released singles on Buddah Records before moving unto Philadelphia International & Atlantic … this trak has since been ‘sampled/interpolated’ by The Game, J Dilla and others)

Hot girl – Private Eye (This self- contained trio was assigned to Fantasy Records and released their solo album featuring session vocalist Clayoven Richardson & drummer William Kennedy … the cd edition was later released by France’s Boogie Times Records)

Akoba – Awa-KLash (Awa Band & KLash Productions teamed up for this release on Francois Kervorkian’s New York based Wave Music … featuring vocalist Larry Akuza and re-edited by Danny Krivit)

Trax feat. First Choice, Debbie Trusty, Norman Connors, Alton Miller

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I love you more than before  –  First Choice (Former “Overbrook Singer” Rochelle Fleming formed “The Debonettes” before teaming up with guitarist Norman Harris & label owner Stan Watson who helped changed their name to ‘First Choice’ also write/ produce and release their trax)

Searching for some loving  –  Debbie Trusty (Former A&R man for Scepter/Wand Records Mel Cherren started “West End Records” … co-produced by Frank Fioravanti and remixed by David Todd and Nick Martinelli known for their sterling work on “Do it to the music”)

Captain Connors  –  Norman Connors (Jazz drummer Norman worked with Phaorah Sanders and others before signing to ‘Buddah’  subsidary “Cobblestone Records” … from the ‘Arista Records’ album “This is your life”)

Sweet in the morning  –  Alton Miller (Chicago born but grew up in Detroit, Alton was inspired by 70’s Soul and later the burgeon House scene in Chicago … from his album “Rhythm Exposed” on ‘Distance Records’)