Soul Meeting  –  Soul Clan (One of the first super groups as The Clan consists the powerhouse male soul vocalists at the time including Solomon Burke, Wilson Pickett, Ben E King, Joe Tex Don Covay & Otis Redding … sadly Otis’s died in a plane crash & the group broke up shortly afterwards)

I love New York  –  Metropolis feat. The Sweethearts of Sigma (What was a jingle (advert) for New York City by Steve Karmen became a monster Disco hit for Metropolis – an amalgamation of German & U.S. (Philadelphian) musicians … the Sweethearts were Barbara Ingram, Carla Benson & Evette Benton)

All hell broke loose  –  Willie Hutch (Willie was a jobbing writer, producer, arranger –  who after a brief sojourn with RCA Records moved on to Motown where he was the co-writer of The Jackson Five’s monster hit “I’ll be there” … he later pact with Norman Whitfield’s Whitfield Records who previously left his stamp at Motown)

You used to hold me  –  Ralphie Rosario Feat. Xavier Gold (Released on Chicago’s “Hot Mix Five” Records before becoming a House anthem across the world … after always been in DJ’s box for a number years it was remixed by Masters At Work to give it a new twist)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NzM5rZkABo

Soul Meeting  –  Soul Clan (The Clan consists of Solomon Burke, Wilson Pickett, Ben E King, Otis Redding, Don Covay and Joe Tex – sadly they didn’t last very long after Otis died)

I love New York  –  Metropolis (Feat. The Sweethearts of Sigma consisting of Barbara Ingram, Carla Benson & Evette Benton … these women backed hundreds of trax that were recorded at Sigma Sound Studios Phidelphia)

All hell broke loose  –  Willie Hutch (A Motown veteran – Willie hotfoot to Whitfield when Norman started his own label under the W.E.A. umbrella)

You used to hold me –  Ralphie Rosario feat. Xavier Gold (Every so often you have a musical evergreen – a trak that always sounds great and to get more mileage/money out of said trak, you bring in the two and only – ‘Masters at Work’)