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Trax includes The Whispers, Sister Sledge, Skibone feat. Tommy Ski, Jasper Street Company

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(Olivia) Lost and turned out – The Whispers (Hailing from California, U.S.A., this vocal group has being plying their trade releasing trax on such record labels as Dore and Soul Clock … the major hits started coming when they were assigned to Don Cornelius/Dick Griffey’s Soul Train Records)

Cream of the crop – Sister Sledge ( Real life sisters from Philadelphia pacted with Cotillion Records – their first album was primarily written and produced by former “East Coast” members Gwen Guthrie & Pat Grant … Bobby Eli & Len Barry took care of the studio skills for this single)

Take it to the top – Skibone feat. Tommy Ski (Released on Washington’s Max Kidd/Trouble Funk’s label D.E.T.T. Records based in Washington, U.S.A. … Go-Go being the musical mainstay – they added some Hip-hop to their sound for this nugget)

Believe in me – Jasper Street Company (Jasper Street Company are Gospel House assemblage which was named after the Street where the Basement Boys Studio is based … lead vocalist Starr Adkins – from the album “Dj Spen presents In a Spensane World”)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WTbLG3npMU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixxtnOgJeuQ

Trax includes Dee Dee Wilde feat. Eugene Wilde, Michele’, Mass Production, Dee Holloway

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I miss you – Dee Dee Wilde featured Eugene Wilde (From the talented musical ‘Broomfield’ family which includes her brother Eugene – his sister was assigned to Fourth & Broadway, part of Island Records which was loosely named after their address in Manhattan, New York)

Magic love – Michele’ (Recorded in Paris, France and ‘fine-tuned’ at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia by “The Master Remixer” Tom Moulton … released by former Scepter/Wand Artist & Repertoire man Mel Cheren and owner of ‘West End Records’)

Firecracker – Mass Production (Ten piece Funk band from Virginia, U.S.A, who were assigned to Cotillion, a subsidiary of Atlantic Records and was released as a single ‘In purest form’ … this trak was the inspiration of ‘Me so horny – 2 Live Crew’)

I won’t surrender – Dee Holloway (No relation to former Gospel singer Loleatta … co-written by Dee & George Morel and released on Active Records – a boutique of Select which was mainly a Hip-hop label headed by Fred Munao)

Trax includes Keith Washington feat. Chante Moore, Claudja Barry, Bernadette Cooper, Kings of Tomorrow feat. Dawn Tallman

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I love you – Keith Washington feat. Chanté Moore (Keith was assigned to Quincy Jones’s Qwest Records before he moved to ‘Silas Records’ which also includes Chante – a boutique label of MCA … co-written by Shanice ‘I love your smile’ Wilson)

Dance, dance, dance – Claudia Barry (Released on Germany’s “Lollipop Records” and Jürgen S Kordulesch … licensed to New York’s ‘Salsoul Records’ which was remixed from a 3 minute plus nugget to a six minute and change opus by ‘The Master’ Tom Moulton)

I look good – Bernadette Cooper (‘Klymaxx’ was an all female band was assigned to “Solar Records” which includes Bernadette … multi-talented musician, writer, arranger & producer whose solo album “Drama according to …” – believed to be the inspiration of the Club 69 trak of the same name)

Set my spirit free – Kings of Tomorrow feat. Dawn Tallman (Written by Sandy Rivera and Dawn Tallman which was released on New York’s “Strictly Rhythm – known for it’s iconic ‘brick wall’ design .. Kings of Tomorrow’s productions were on a plethora of labels and likewise was Dawn’s lead vocals)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CNH_b01BW0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NdajbysPl0