Be for real  –  Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes feat. Theodore Pendergrass (Teddy has to have a word with his woman who has become snooty bitch (after his success) no longer wants to associate with people from ‘lower development homes’)

Come to me  –  France Joli (France was supposedly just 15 when blasted the airwaves and the dance floors when this was released … written & produced by Tony Green in Canada, then fine-tuned in Philadelphia U.S.A – released there on Marvin Schlachter’s Prelude Records)

Dynomite  –  Tony’s Camillo’s Bazuka (Said to be inspired by a word that was repeated in the  popular American television sit-com “Good Times” about a black family  and their woes – where one of the main character used it as a catch-phrase … released on A & M Records)

Love don’t live  –  Urban Blues Project presents Michael Procter (Brian Tappert & Mark Pomeroy collectively known as Urban Blues Project … having released a single on Bassline, they sets up Soulfuric Records for their output)