Trax featured Tavares, Bonnie Pointer, Waldo, Li’l Louis & The World

Little Girl  –  Tavares (The Tavares’ brothers group were known as ‘Chubby and the Turnpikes’ before reverting to their surname for the group … Assigned to Capitol Records by Larkin Arnold where they spent most of their career – written by Billy Preston & produced by Johnny Bristol)

I can’t help myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)  –  Bonnie Pointer (Real life sister of “The Pointer Sisters” who was assigned to Motown Records as a solo artist after their ‘Blue Thumb’ recordings … interpretation of ‘The Four Tops’ hit – produced by Jeffrey Bowen)

You bring out the freak in me  –  Waldo (Waldo were a five piece self-contained Soul/Boogie band – with vocal assistance from Al “I’m back for more” Johnson … produced by Willie Lester & Rodney Brown for their Mainline Productions)

Blackout  –  Lil Louis & The World (Chicago-an Louis Burns became a dj and writer/producer before releasing a few singles on various House labels … featuring a large snippet of ‘Psalm 23’ as a semi-accapella vocal – from the album “From the mind of Lil Louis”)

Trax featured Masterpiece, Teddy Pendergass, Motivation, Michelle Ayers,

Love is what you make it  –  Masterpiece (Former Motown “Enfant Terrible” producer Norman Whitfield joined Warner Brothers and released albums on his boutique label … this group was named after his ground-breaking production of ‘The Temptations’ long player of the same name)

Life is a song worth singing  –  Teddy Pendergrass (Written by Linda Creed & Thom Bell – this is a re-adaptation  … the title trak of his second album was also a single, but has recently being remixed by John Morales)

Colourblind  –  Motivation (This self-contained sextet was assigned to “De-Lite Records” which was headed by Gabe Vigorito … their only album was self titled but renamed ‘Crazy Days’ on certain cd releases)

That’s life  –  Michelle Ayers (Co written by Michelle & producer Eddie Perez – known for his work as part “Smack Productions” … licensed from New Jersey’ Essential Records in the U.S.A to Suntune Records in Italy)

 

 

 

Trax featured Norman Connors feat. Miss Adaritha, Chuck Cissel, Keith Barrow, Doug Lazy

You bring me joy  –  Norman Connors feat. Miss Adaritha (Drummer Norman signed with Cobblestone  before moving unto Buddha Records … written by David Lasley – a former session singer who worked with Luther Vandross, Patti Austin et al)

Cisselin’ Hot  –  Chuck Cissel (Chuck starred on the original Broadway show ‘A Chorus Line’ … he also wrote the trak which was produced by Skip Scarborough  – … from the album “Just for you” on Arista Records)

Turn me up  –  Keith Barrow (Keith was part of the group ‘The Hi-Lites’ who recorded for Invictus Records before going solo … signed to Colombia after Jewel Records where he released “Physical Attraction” album – produced by Michael Stokes)

Let it roll  –  Doug Lazy (Originally released as ‘Raze presents Doug Lazy’ it was re-released & featured on ‘Doug Lazy Getting’ Crazy’ long player on Atlantic Records … he was also the featured Rapper on Little Louie Vega & Marc Anthony’s album “When the night is over”)