Trax featuring Gladys Knight & the Pips, Change, Eddie Henderson, Frankie Knuckles presents B. Slade

Let me be the one – Gladys Knight & The Pips (Veterans ‘Gladys Knight & the Pips’ has recorded for such labels Motown, Buddha & Columbia also recorded songs associated with Barbara Streisand & James Bond)

Angel in my pocket – Change (Studio band assembled by Fred Jacques Petrus & Mauro Malavsi in Bologna, Italy where the music was recorded & vocals in New York – Jocelyn Brown aka Shaw was the female lead – from the album “The Glow of Love”)

Kudu – Eddie Henderson (Inspired by family friend Miles Davis – Eddie became a trumpeter worked with the ‘Big Hitters’ Norman Connors & Herbie Hancock before going solo… written by Patrice Rushen)

Get over U – Frankie Knuckles presents B. Slade (Released on Nocturnal Groove Records … the late “GodFather of House” Frankie teams up “Grammy” nominee Gospel artist ‘Tonex’ now known as ‘B. Slade’)

Trax featured Benita Arterberry, Roberta Flack, Donald Byrd, Marc Evans

Love don’t live here – Benita Arterberry ( A new slant on a classic – Benita re-arrange, re-sings & re-records a ‘Rose Royce” original that Benita has made her own – from the album “Thank You” on Ultrax Records)

Don’t make me wait too long – Roberta Flack (Written by Stevie Wonder and was taken from her ninth album “Roberta Flack featuring Donny Hathaway” … produced by Eric Mercury & Roberta Flack – an Atlantic Records release)

Change (makes you wanna hustle) – Donald Byrd (Jazz Trumpeter Donald had previously worked with Art Blakely and for such labels as Savoy & Prestige Records … released on Blue Note – produced by brothers Larry & Fonce Mizell)

Give me love – Marc Evans (Or to quote the original title – “Dj Spen’s & The MuthaFunkaz presents which was released in the U.K. on ‘Defected Records’ … Baltimore native was (re)-discovered after the independent release The First Seven Years”)

Trax featured Hunt’s Determination Band, Rhythm Makers, Roy Davis Jnr

Tonight – Hunt’s Determination Band (Seven piece Funk/Soul band based around Motor City ‘Detroit’ U.S.A … assigned to the city’s own Earwax Records whose slogan was ‘The New Sound of Detroit”)

My Desire – Don Ray (Also known as Raymond Donnez … his only album ‘Garden of love’ was produced Marc Cerrone – Ray was the arranger for a plethora of productions including Cerrone & Alec R Constandinos amongst others)

Monterey – Rhythm Makers (Assigned to Vigor Records an off-shot of Delite Records which was named after owner Fred Vigorito … ‘Soul on your side’ was the only album before moving to Arista as ‘GQ’)

Sonny – Roy Davis Jnr (Chicago based Dj/producer trak was released on Canada’s ‘Bombay Records’ … inspired by the Bobby Herb masterpiece of the same name – although different spelling)