April 17, 201114 yr I'm currently in to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16FZaZUtojY The ojay's just to be with you little star Edited April 17, 201114 yr by CheltSoulNights
April 18, 201114 yr The 5 man Ojay's from Imperial records and the later 4 man version - Minit records(?)
April 18, 201114 yr i,d be interested in any info on these two sides whos playing background sax ect. someone put it on refosoul if poss please i stil have not mastered my record player to computer yet. thanks kev
April 18, 201114 yr O'JAYS - TIME TO GET DOWN - CBS I like this. Edited April 18, 201114 yr by autumnstoned
April 19, 201114 yr On 18/04/2011 at 18:23, kevinsoulman said: i,d be interested in any info on these two sides whos playing background sax ect. someone put it on refosoul if poss please i stil have not mastered my record player to computer yet. thanks kev Although Apollo is a NY label - it was produced by Daco - which is an early Detroit label.
April 19, 201114 yr ive posted this before a bio of the o`jays, https://www.tvoneonli...id=1195&id=3115
April 19, 201114 yr 20 minutes of sheer bliss. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55e03MdPPP4&feature=related
April 19, 201114 yr On 17/04/2011 at 11:42, mikecook said: o'jays - to prove i love you - philadelphia int I always loved that track and for many years I assumed it was only issued on LP.
April 19, 201114 yr Great thread... The O'Jays were always special but they sounded extra special in Philadelphia. To me the most exciting thing in Philadelphia history were the developing years just prior to PIR being formed. It was a powerful blend of things new and old and black and white. The excellent songs, tight rhythms, dramatic arrangements, passionate vocals and a dynamic sound with huge amounts of reverb all came together to make everything else sound a little bit dull and flat. Many of the Neptune 45s are typical of that era (especially those by The O'Jays and Bunny Sigler) as are lots of outside production jobs for Jerry Butler, Archie Bell, Wilson Pickett etc. Those records by The O'Jays from that period were a work of art, especially the high-drama 'One Night Affair', 'Deeper (In Love With You)' and 'Looky Looky'. Having said that, I can't pick a favourite because I also love the way things progressed and became even more sophisticated and successful. It was great to hear real churchy soul voices on million-selling pop hits such as 'Backstabbers' etc. Two particular favourites of mine by The O'Jays are 'Family Reunion' and 'Stairway To Heaven', two of the greatest soul ballads of the 1970s. Sorry for rambling on a bit but this thread reminds me what excited me about soul music when I was a teenager. Edited April 19, 201114 yr by Paul
April 19, 201114 yr o'jays - that's alright - bell o'jays - peace - astroscope ojay's - don't you know a true love - astroscope
April 20, 201114 yr Have spares of these two: Japanese copy of, 'I Love Music' West Coast WD of the Latin-esque, 'Whip It On Me Baby' Love this group!
April 20, 201114 yr Although Apollo is a NY label - it was produced by Daco - which is an early Detroit label. THATS WHAT I GARNERED FROM THE LABEL, MIKE TERRY ON SAX MAYBE? THANKS FOR THE CLIPS GUYS KEV Edited April 20, 201114 yr by kevinsoulman
April 22, 201114 yr Labels rough but vinyl has stood the test of time Brice Coefield / Chester Pipkin and H B Barnum What a team.
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