Trying to find some info on this. Anyone know anything about this record?

Bump

No responses ?

No one knows anything about this one?

Nice. 

 

Dont know it tho 

Nice drum sound.

Still looking for info on this one.

Shades of The Stylistics, but I don't think it's them! 

Sounds like the Delfonics to me.

Edited December 29, 201410 yr by Soul16

  On 29/12/2014 at 17:22, Soul16 said:

Sounds like the Delfonics to me.

That's what I thought too.  

Chocolate syrup maybe?

It doesn't sound like the Delfonics or Stylistics.  I checked much of their music and I don't believe it is either.

Maybe the Saints.

hear this on L P, early 70s 99/ its stylistice

  On 25/06/2014 at 02:18, LLM said:

Trying to find some info on this. Anyone know anything about this record?

Not the flip to the ultra rare Selfish One is it Billy ?  Ha Ha Giggle ... Happy new year you old tosser

Pardon??   (to post 11)

Edited January 1, 201510 yr by John Benson

  On 01/01/2015 at 18:21, HILL868 said:

Not the flip to the ultra rare Selfish One is it Billy ?  Ha Ha Giggle ... Happy new year you old tosser

nope   happy new year to you you old tosser c u at 100 in january billy

  On 01/01/2015 at 18:41, John Benson said:

Pardon??   (to post 11)

john that my post lol billy

1974 recorded in Philly.  NOT The stylistics, nor The Delfonics.  I don't know almost anything about The '70s, so I can't help here.  I'd bet this is NOT a "Sound Of Philadelphia" group.  It must be a fairly obscure Philly group on a stray national semi-major label (sort of like The Stylistics were on AVCO).

Sounds like The Continental Four, 

 

It is not one of their known recordings as far as I know, but there are missing release numbers on the Jay Walking label so perhaps someone has found a missing number from that label and it's them.  Nice tune.

 

Dave H

Lee Bonds "It's Not But So Much Love Can Do" on Unidad from South Carolina.

That's it !!

Thank you DMC.