I wish  –  Giorge Pettus (Written by Angela Wimbush & produced by Ron Isley  –  from his album ‘This is your night’ … Giorge was supposed to be one of the clutch of Soul singers that would pull back Black Music from the jaws of Hip Hop)

Making love will keep you fit  –  Brenda Harris (One of those little independent Disco singles that was lost probably due to bad distribution … to the Disco collectors & Djs finding this type rare is like finding a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow)

Stimulation  –  The Strangers (A Boogie monster – put together by Edward Moore & Howard King with added input by D-Train supremo & Boogie maestro Hubert Eaves …one of the last few album releases by Salsoul Records before the shut their doors apart from re-releases and remixes)

Isn’t she lovely  –  Studio Apartment featuring Kenny Bobien (Kenny tackles Stevie Wonder’s masterpiece – an Japanese/American production … the original trak was never released as a single from his album ‘Songs in the key of life’)

Wonderland of love  –  Vicki Sue Robinson (Assigned to RCA  – Vicki’s producer Warren Schatz  who knew all the nuances of her voice, however because her Disco trak was so huge which made her more Soulful trax being were ignored)

Dance,dance, dance  –  Bombers (Out of Canada came this infectious studio band – featuring the the talents of future stars Denis LePage (Lime) & Gino Soccio (Try it out and others) … released on West End Records which help establish the label and set dance floors alight)

Boogie feeling  –  Sweet G ( Inspired by New York’s superstar Dj : Frankie Crocker … released on Queen Constance Records – part of Patrick Adams/Peter Brown cottage industry of labels under the umbrella of Patrick Adams Productions)

El Ritmo de Verdad  –  Lego (Released as ‘Flava in ya ear volume 2’ – featuring Javanta Monet on vocals & Mars Williams on saxophone  – Lego a Chicago based Puerto Rican)

I can only think of you  –  Gwen McCrae (Cat Records were a small part of TK Disco – a record company which sadly went out of business shortly after they dropped her ‘Melody of Life’ lp … a few record collectors and djs picked it up during their ‘crate-digging’ journeys and she was proclaimed ‘Queen of Rare Groove’)

Showdown  –  Martha High (Martha was probably the longest serving of James Brown’s background vocalists … assigned to Salsoul this trak was co-written by the musical enigma Tommy Stewart & produced by Mr. Brown)

We are hot  –  Sun (Headed by Byron Byrd, a former road manager for The Commodores – this Ohio based Capitol recording artists were a ten piece consisting of instrumentalists and vocalists … apt title for trak)

My way  –  Subculture featuring Lejuan (Afterhours was once Chicago’s hottest label – mixing new with the old – Disco with House … Gospel vocal with string arrangement of First Choice’s Doctor Love)