Trax feat. Blue Magic, Michele, Crown Heights Affair, Kings of Tomorrow

Posted on April 1, 2017 by paradisebrothers49@gmail.com under Today's Trax

Tear it down – Blue Magic (Blue Magic were assigned to We Men Of Talent production company and their self-titled was released on Atlantic Records … recorded at Sigma Sound Studios Philadelphia – trax written by Norman Harris, Bobby Eli, Vinnie Barrett, Allan Felder & lead vocalist Ted Mills)

Can’t you feel it – Michele (Written by Ernest Donable & recorded in Paris, fine-tuned at Sigma Sound Studios with the help of Tom Moulton … released by Mel Cherren’s West End Records)

Foxy Lady – Crown Heights Affair (The eight piece self-contained band was named after the local area in Brooklyn, New York …moving from RCA Records to the small independent Delite where the hits started to flow)

Dreams – Kings of Tomorrow feat. Haze (Kings of Tomorrow are two djs/producers who used a variety of pseudonyms and labels for their releases … features an ‘essence of Caravan – Duke Ellington’)

Trak feat. Cissy Houston, Mary Mundy, Crown Heights Affair, Those Guys

Posted on October 11, 2016 by paradisebrothers49@gmail.com under Today's Trax

After all – Cissy Houston (Having provided background vocals for such stalwarts as Elvis Presley, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin … she later went solo she was assigned to ‘Private Stock Records’ & was she was produced – trak from her album”Think it over”)

Love is gone – Mary Mundy (Mary had previously partnered with ‘The Soul Syndicate’ … she later surfaced on the re-activated “Laurie Records” – this was a b side which has since been re-edited by Al Kent)

Dance lady dance – Crown Heights Affair (Assigned to RCA for one album only before hot-footing to independent ‘De-lite Records’ for the rest of their career … although they didn’t seem to be very successful it’s because they splintered into such outfits as ‘The Strikers’, Empress, Unlimited Touch & others)

Love, Love, Love – Those Guys (The Basement Boys under a different guise – featuring a legal and co-credited sample of ”Computer Incantations of World Peace” – Jean-Luc Ponty … The Basement Boys so believed in this trak that they re-released when they changed distribution)