Georgia Prophets feat: Billy & Barbara: Don't You Think It's Time / Nobody Loves Me Like You Do

Label: Capricorn 8009. Released 1970.

Label Owner: Phil Walden

Label Address: Macon, Georgia; 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Cal. (1970-1979)

A Side: Don’t You Think It’s Time

B Side: Nobody Loves Me Like You Do

The Georgia Prophets featuring Billy & Barbara deliver a captivating blend of soulful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics in "Don't You Think It's Time." This track showcases their smooth vocal interplay and emotional resonance. The B-side, "Nobody Loves Me Like You Do," continues this trend with a tender ballad that highlights the group's ability to convey deep affection and romantic sentiment through their music.

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Benny Gordon: When I See Her I'm Gonna Give Her All The Love I Got / So Much Love

Label: Estill 601. Released 1969.

Label Address: PO Box 426, Allendale,S.C. (1969-1971)

A Side: When I See Her I'm Gonna Give Her All The Love I Got

B Side: So Much Love

Benny Gordon's "When I See Her I'm Gonna Give Her All The Love I Got" is a passionate declaration of love, delivered by Gordon's powerful vocals and dynamic energy. The flip side, "So Much Love," complements the A-side with a soulful groove and heartfelt lyrics, showcasing Gordon's versatility and depth as an artist.

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Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers: Sock It To 'Em J.B. Pt 1 / 'Same" Pt II.

Label: Like 301. Released 1967.

Label Owners: William Shepherd

Label Address: Detroit, Mi. (1967)

A Side: Sock It To 'Em J.B. Pt 1

B Side: ‘Same' Pt II.

Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers bring high-energy funk and soul to "Sock It To 'Em J.B. Pt 1," a track that pays homage to James Brown with its infectious rhythm and vibrant brass section. The continuation on "Same Pt II" maintains the groove, offering an extended jam that keeps the dance floor moving with its irresistible beat.

 2 records released on this label, both by Rex Garvin.

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This month, we are taking a look at 3 timeless soul records that continue to resonate with their emotive melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Join us as we delve into the soulful sounds of Gloria Parker, Phenomenons, and Freddie Pride.

Gloria Parker: Hello Baby-Goodbye, Too / If You've Ever Loved Someone

Label: LLP 104. Released 1965.

Label Owner: Lenny Lewis

Label Address: 345 West 58th St. New York, N.Y. (1965)

A Side: Hello Baby-Goodbye, Too

B Side: If You've Ever Loved Someone

Gloria Parker's velvety voice dances effortlessly over the smooth melodies of "Hello Baby, Goodbye, Too." With its infectious rhythm and heartfelt lyrics, this track transports listeners to an era of romance and longing. On the flip side, "If You've Ever Loved Someone" showcases Parker's vocal prowess, as she delivers a soul-stirring performance that tugs at the heartstrings. Together, these tracks exemplify Parker's undeniable talent and leave a lasting impression on all who listen.

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Phenomenons: Without Your Love / You Gave Me Happiness

Label: AVI 191 (Promo). Released 1978

Label Owner: Ed Cobb

Label Address: 9220 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca. (1972-1985)

A Side: Without Your Love

B Side: You Gave Me Happiness

Phenomenons make a powerful statement with "Without Your Love," a soulful ballad that captures the essence of love's complexities. Conversely, "You Gave Me Happiness" exudes joy and gratitude, as Phenomenons celebrate the transformative power of love.

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Freddie Pride: All My Life / The Joy Of Christmas

Label: Diamond Jim 3208. Released 1967

Label Owner: James Riley

Label Address: 8787 Linwood St, Detroit, MI, 8781; Linwood St. Detroit, MI; 12318 Dexter, Detroit MI; 12328 Dexter St, Detroit MI (1966-1970)

A Side: All My Life

B Side: The Joy Of Christmas

Freddie Pride's "All My Life" is a timeless ode to enduring love, as Pride's soulful voice effortlessly conveys the depth of emotion behind each lyric. "The Joy Of Christmas" spreads holiday cheer with its infectious melody and jubilant spirit. Pride's heartfelt performance captures the essence of the season.

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In the realm of vintage vinyl, 45s serve as cherished relics of musical eras past, encapsulating the essence of soul, passion, and raw emotion. Today, we embark on a journey through the grooves of three timeless 45s that continue to enchant and inspire listeners worldwide.

Benny Latimore: Love Don’t Love Me / The Power and the Glory

Label: Dade 2017 (Promo copy). Released 1967.

Label Owner: Henry Stone

Label Address: 1880 Coral Gate Dr., Miami, FL. 495 SE Court, Hialeah, FL (1959-1967).

A Side: Love Don’t Love Me

B Side: The Power and the Glory

Benny Latimore, a luminary of soul music, leaves an indelible mark with his 45 "Love Don’t Love Me." This track, with its infectious rhythm and poignant lyrics, delves deep into the complexities of love and human emotion, showcasing Latimore's soulful vocals and magnetic presence. On the flip side, "The Power and the Glory" elevates the spirit with its gospel-infused melodies and uplifting message, serving as a testament to Latimore's versatility and enduring talent.

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Bobby Lanz and the Celtics: If this World Were Mine / Let Them Talk

Label: Bridges 2201. Released 1972.

Label Address: Los Angeles, CA. (1960-1961 and 1972-1973)

A Side: If this World Were Mine

B Side: Let Them Talk

Bobby Lanz and the Celtics grace us with their rendition of the timeless classic "If this World Were Mine" on their captivating 45. Lanz's soulful vocals intertwine seamlessly with the Celtics' dynamic instrumentation, breathing new life into this beloved standard and transporting listeners to a realm of heartfelt emotion. On the B-side, "Let Them Talk" captivates with its raw authenticity and impassioned delivery, solidifying Lanz and the Celtics as purveyors of soulful grooves that resonate with the soul.

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Ralph Lamar: Don’t Let Me Cross Over / What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss

Label: Honor Brigade 6. Released 1969.

Label Owner: Shelby Singleton

Label Address: Nashville, TN (1968-1969)

A Side: Don’t Let Me Cross Over

B Side: What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss

Ralph Lamar's 45 "Don’t Let Me Cross Over" invites listeners on a poignant journey through love and longing, with Lamar's emotive vocals painting a vivid picture of heartache and desire. This timeless ballad tugs at the heartstrings, leaving an indelible impression long after the music fades. On the flip side, "What I Never Had I’ll Never Miss" captivates with its introspective lyrics and soul-stirring melodies, showcasing Lamar's ability to evoke deep emotions with his music.

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In the age of digital streaming and instant music accessibility, there's an undeniable charm to the crackling warmth of vinyl records, especially those timeless 45s that once graced jukeboxes and turntables in the heyday of music discovery.

Cindy Love: You Never Know / Games Guys Play

Label: Space 13. Released 1967.

Label Address: Albuquerque, NM (1965-1968)

A Side: You Never Know

B Side: Games Guys Play

The name Cindy Love may not be instantly recognizable to the casual listener, but her 45 featuring "You Never Know" and "Games Guys Play" is a hidden gem waiting to be rediscovered. Released during a period when soul and R&B were at their zenith, Love's vocals effortlessly glide over both tracks, capturing the essence of heartache and romance.

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Lady Fox and The Foxettes: Our Love (Will Never Grow Old) / I Think of You

Label: Don-El 114. Released 1962.

Label Owner: C. Percy (Don) White

Label Address: 2020 Ridge Ave, Philadelphia, PA (1961-1963)

A Side: Our Love (Will Never Grow Old)

B Side: I Think of You

Lady Fox and The Foxettes bring a touch of elegance and sophistication to the 45 format with their release featuring "Our Love (Will Never Grow Old)" and "I Think of You." The group's name alone evokes a sense of timeless allure, and their music lives up to the promise.

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The Larks: Philly Dog / Heaven Only Knows

Label: Money 122. Released 1966.

Label Owner: John Dolphin and Ruth Dolphin

Label Address: 4854 W. Jefferson, Los Angeles, CA; 2510 Crenshaw Blvd, Los Angeles, CA (1954-1976)

A Side: Philly Dog

B Side: Heaven Only Knows

Moving into the realm of upbeat dance tunes, The Larks deliver a double dose of infectious energy with their 45 featuring "Philly Dog" and "Heaven Only Knows." These tracks are a testament to the era's dance culture, where every spin of the record was an invitation to hit the dance floor.

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Welcome, music enthusiasts! Today, we embark on a soul-stirring journey as we delve into the captivating sounds of three extraordinary 45s. From Linda Martell's heartfelt tunes to the soulful offerings of Azie Mortimer and the enchanting melodies of Holly Maxwell, each record is a testament to the rich tapestry of soul music. Let's spin the vinyl and savor the magic within.

Linda Martell and The Anglos: A Little Tear (Was Falling from My Eyes) / The Things I Do for Love

Label: Fire 513 (promo copy). Released 1962.

Label Owner: Bobby Robinson and Clarence Lewis

Label Address: 271 W. 125th St, New York, NY (1959-1969, 1976)

A Side: A Little Tear

B Side: The Things I Do for Love

The new year begins with a 45 from Linda Martell and The Anglos, delivering a soul-soaked double feature with "A Little Tear (Was Falling from My Eyes)" and "The Things I Do for Love." Martell's voice, both powerful and emotive, takes center stage in this 45 that has left an indelible mark on the soul genre.

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Azie Mortimer: Cool It / Haunted

Label: Number One 7501. Released 1969.

Label Owner: Don Clay and Mort Kaplan

Label Address: Chicago, IL (1968-1969)

A Side: Cool It

B Side: Haunted

Our journey continues with Azie Mortimer's 45, featuring the funky "Cool It" and the hauntingly beautiful "Haunted." Mortimer's soulful voice and the dynamic arrangements in both tracks make this 45 a hidden gem in the soul music landscape.

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Holly Maxwell: Philly Barracuda I / “Same” II

Label: Star 100 (promo copy). Released 1966.

Label Address: Chicago, IL (1966 - only 2 records released on this label, both by Holly Maxwell)

A Side: Philly Barracuda I

B Side: “Same” II

Our final stop on this soulful journey is Holly Maxwell's 45, featuring the enchanting "Philly Barracuda I" and its counterpart "Same II." Maxwell's ethereal vocals and the dreamy arrangements make this record a captivating addition to our exploration of soul music.

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As the winter chill settles in, what better way to warm up your soul than with some classic 45s that transcend time? This December, we're diving into the musical archives to explore the magic encapsulated in three vinyl gems. From the infectious beats of the Coasters to the soul-stirring tunes of Fantastic Johnny C. and James Carr, let's unwrap the musical presents of the season.

Coasters: Cool Jerk / Talkin’ Bout a Woman

Label: King 6389. Released 1972.

Label Owner: Sydney Nathan

Label Address:1540 Brewster Ave, Cincinnati, OH; 1255 South Wabash, Chicago, IL; 2131 South Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL. (1943-1973)

A Side: Cool Jerk

B Side: Talkin’ Bout a Woman

Kicking off our December playlist is the dynamic duo of "Cool Jerk" and "Talkin' Bout a Woman" by the legendary Coasters. Known for their witty lyrics and irresistible melodies, the Coasters deliver a one-two punch that's perfect for getting your holiday party started.

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Fantastic Johnny C.: Let’s Do It Together / Peace Treaty

Label: Kama Sutra-511. Promo copy. Released 1970

Distributor: Buddha Records.

Label Address: 1650 Broadway, New York City, NY 10019.

A Side: Let’s Do It Together

B Side: Peace Treaty

Our December journey continues with the soulful sounds of Fantastic Johnny C. and his 45 featuring "Let's Do It Together" and "Peace Treaty." If you're in the mood for some vintage soul with a dash of funk, look no further.

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James Carr: Only Fools Run Away / You Don’t Want Me

Label: Goldwax 108. Promo copy. Released 1964.

Label Owner: Quinton M. Claunch & Rudolph “Doc” Russell.

Label Address:2445 Chelsea Ave, Memphis, TN. (1963-1969)

A Side: Only Fools Run Away

B Side: You Don’t Want Me

Rounding out our December music exploration is the soulful elegance of James Carr, featuring "Only Fools Run Away" and "You Don't Want Me." Carr's emotive voice and heartfelt lyrics make this 45 a soul lover's dream.

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In the vast landscape of music, there's a trove of forgotten gems that still resonate with the soul. Today, let's embark on a journey through time as we delve into three remarkable 45s that have weathered the years and continue to captivate listeners with their timeless appeal.

Lee Mitchell: You and You Alone / Memphis on the Mississippi

Label: Musicor 1479. Released 1973.

Label Address: New York, NY (1960-1978)

A Side: You and You Alone

B Side: Memphis on the Mississippi

Lee Mitchell's double-sided masterpiece takes us on a musical cruise down the mighty Mississippi. "You and You Alone" is a heartfelt ballad that showcases Mitchell's soulful vocals against a backdrop of lush instrumentation. The song's emotive lyrics and Mitchell's nuanced delivery tug at the heartstrings, creating an intimate connection with the listener.

On the flip side, "Memphis on the Mississippi" kicks up the tempo, inviting us to join the celebration. The infectious rhythm, coupled with Mitchell's dynamic vocal performance, transports us to the lively streets of Memphis. The juxtaposition of the two tracks demonstrates Mitchell's versatility as an artist, leaving an indelible mark on the listener's musical palette.

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Magictones: Happy Days / Trying Real Hard (To Make the Grade)

Label: Westbound 145. Released 1969.

Label Address: Dearborn, MI (1969-1979)

A Side: Happy Days

B Side: Trying Real Hard

The Magictones, with their delightful tunes, bring us back to the "Happy Days" with their infectious energy. The A-side of this 45 is a cheerful anthem that encapsulates the spirit of joy and celebration. The lively instrumentation and the Magictones' harmonious vocals create an irresistible blend, making "Happy Days" an instant mood lifter.

On the B-side, "Trying Real Hard (To Make the Grade)" takes a more contemplative turn. The Magictones showcase their vocal prowess in a soulful exploration of determination and resilience. The juxtaposition of the two tracks illustrates the band's ability to seamlessly transition between different moods and styles, leaving an enduring impression on the listener.

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Nathanial Mayer and His Fabulous Twilights: Well, I’ve Got News (For You) / Work It Out

Label: Fortune 550. Released 1962.

Label Owner: Denver Brown & Jack Brown

Label Address: 11839 Twelfth St, Detroit, MI; 12006 Twelfth St, Detroit, MI; 11629 Linwood, Detroit, MI; 3942 Third Ave, Detroit, MI (1946-1970)

A Side: Well, I’ve Got News

B Side: Work It Out

Nathaniel Mayer and His Fabulous Twilights bring a raw, unbridled energy to the forefront with "Well, I've Got News (For You)." Mayer's gritty vocals coupled with the band's tight instrumentation create an electrifying atmosphere. The track is a testament to the power of raw, unapologetic soul that leaves an indelible mark on the listener.

Flipping the record, "Work It Out" maintains the high-octane energy, showcasing Mayer's ability to infuse passion and urgency into his performances. The relentless rhythm and Mayer's charismatic delivery make this track a standout, leaving us craving more from this dynamic ensemble.

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Welcome back, music enthusiasts! Today, we're taking a journey back in time to explore three captivating 45s that have stood the test of time and still manage to captivate our hearts. These timeless classics harken back to an era when vinyl ruled the airwaves and jukeboxes were a music lover's best friend. Let's dive in and discover the magic behind these vintage gems.

Fantasticks: Cry Night and Day / Live and Let Live

Label: Forte 1108. Released 1968.

Label Owner: Ellis Taylor

Label Address: Kansas City, MO (1967-1980).

A Side: Cry Night and Day

B Side: Live and Let Live

We kick off our journey with the hauntingly beautiful 45 by Fantasticks, featuring "Cry Night and Day" and "Live and Let Live." Released during the peak of the soul era, this record continues to mesmerize listeners with its soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics.

"Cry Night and Day" showcases the depth of emotions that the Fantasticks could convey. The lead singer's voice is filled with raw passion, and you can't help but feel every ounce of the pain he's singing about. 

On the flip side, "Live and Let Live" picks up the pace with a groovy rhythm and upbeat brass section. It's an anthem of hope and resilience that urges you to keep moving forward, no matter life's challenges.

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Four Trees: One More Chance / I Could Never Love Another

Label: Kent 4536. Released 1970.

Label Owner: Jules Bihari.

Label Address: 9317 W. Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA. (1958-1973)

A Side: One More Chance

B Side: I Could Never Love Another

Next up, we have a double-sided masterpiece from Four Trees, boasting "One More Chance" and "I Could Never Love Another." If you're a fan of doo-wop and R&B, this one's for you.

"One More Chance" opens with a heartfelt plea from the lead vocalist, setting the stage for a tale of love and redemption. The harmonies in this track are exquisite, perfectly capturing the essence of '50s doo-wop. The gentle sway of the music makes it an ideal song for slow-dancing or simply reminiscing about a bygone era of romance.

"I Could Never Love Another" cranks up the tempo with a vibrant, catchy melody. The vocal harmonies and drums create an infectious rhythm that's hard to resist. 

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Four Hollidays: Step by Step / Grandma Bird

Label: Markie 109. Released 1963.

Label Address: 112 East Walton, Chicago, IL. (1962-1964)

A Side: Step by Step

B Side: Grandma Bird

Our final 45 brings us the charming tunes of Four Hollidays. "Step by Step" and "Grandma Bird" are a delightful combination of rhythm and blues with a touch of gospel influence.

"Step by Step" begins with a toe-tapping beat that instantly draws you in. The vocal arrangements are powerful and emotive, echoing the influence of gospel music. The lyrics are filled with hope and faith, making this track a source of inspiration and positivity.

"Grandma Bird" takes a different route with a soulful and introspective ballad. It's a tribute to the matriarchs of the world, offering a heartfelt message of gratitude and respect. The rich, warm tones of the singers' voices create an intimate connection with the listener, making it impossible not to be moved by the song's sentiments.

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In the world of vinyl, 45s hold a special place in the hearts of music enthusiasts. These compact records have showcased timeless hits and hidden gems for decades. Today, we delve into the groove and review three classic 45s that have stood the test of time.

Jenny’s Daughters: I Can Tell / Taste of Life

Label: Bulu 73004. Promo Copy. Released 1969. Subsidiary of ABC Record. 1 of 5 records released on this label.

Label Address: New York, NY (1969)

A Side: I Can Tell

B Side: Taste of Life

The A-side, "I Can Tell," immediately captivates with its soulful energy and Jenny’s Daughters' impeccable vocal harmonies. The rhythm is infectious, inviting listeners to move and groove. The lyrics, conveying the excitement of newfound love, resonate with anyone who has experienced the joy of budding romance. On the flip side, "Taste of Life" slows the tempo, showcasing the group's versatility. It's a heartfelt ballad that showcases the depth of emotion in their singing. Both tracks on this 45 exhibit the soulful prowess of Jenny’s Daughters, making it a must-have for soul and R&B collectors.

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Jackson Five: You Don’t Have to Be Over Twenty One to Fall in Love / Some Girls Want Me for Their Lover

Label: Dynamo-146. Promo copy. Released 1971.

Label Owner: Luther Dixon

Label Address: 240 East 85th St, New York, NY. (1965-1971)

A Side: You Don’t Have to Be Over Twenty One to Fall in Love

B Side: Who Told You

The Jackson Five were a force to be reckoned with, and this 45 is a testament to their undeniable talent. "You Don’t Have to Be Over Twenty One to Fall in Love" on the A-side captures the youthful exuberance of the group, blending catchy rhythms with Michael Jackson's iconic vocals. The song's innocence and charm are palpable. On the B-side, "Some Girls Want Me for Their Lover" maintains the energetic vibe while showcasing the group's matured sound. The Jackson Five knew how to craft hits that transcended generations, and this 45 is no exception.

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Ollie Jackson: Don’t Accuse Me / Barbara

Label: Pepper 733. Promo copy. Released 1967.

Label Owner: Lamar Fike, Stan Kessler & Morris Pepper

Label Address: 2076 Union Ave, Memphis, TN. (1966-1969)

A Side: Don’t Accuse Me

B Side: Barbara

Ollie Jackson’s 45 brings a different flavor to the mix. "Don’t Accuse Me" on the A-side is a soulful track with a catchy beat and Jackson’s charismatic vocals stealing the spotlight. The song narrates a tale of love gone wrong, filled with raw emotion that seeps through the recording. On the flip side, "Barbara" offers a more upbeat tempo and showcases Jackson's versatility as a vocalist. The catchy melodies and foot-tapping rhythm make this 45 a delightful addition to any soul and R&B collection.

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In the ever-evolving world of music, some melodies remain etched in our hearts forever. The crackle of a vintage 45 RPM vinyl record is a portal to a golden era of soulful sounds, often transporting us to a particular moment in time. In this blog post, we delve into the captivating world of three iconic 45s and the artists behind them: The 21st, Debbie Taylor, and Johnnie Taylor.

The 21st: I Just Can’t Forget Your Name / The Thought of Me Losing You

Label: Joy 672. Released 1972.

Label Address: Detroit, MI. Only 2 records on the label

A Side: I Just Can’t Forget Your Name

B Side: The Though of Me Losing You

The 21st, a soul group that beautifully melded R&B and doo-wop influences, gifted us with their harmonious blend of vocals in "I Just Can't Forget Your Name" and "The Thought of Me Losing You." With their remarkable ability to convey deep emotions through their music, The 21st created timeless tracks that resonate even today.

"I Just Can't Forget Your Name" enchants listeners with its smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics, painting a picture of love that lingers in the heart and mind. On the flip side, "The Thought of Me Losing You" tugs at heartstrings with its poignant exploration of the fear of losing a loved one.

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Debbie Taylor: Don’t Nobody Mess with My Baby / Stop

Label: GWP’s Grapevine 202. Released 1970.

Label Address: New York, NY. Only 3 records on this label (1969-1970).

A Side: Don’t Nobody Mess with My Baby

B Side: Stop

Debbie Taylor's voice is a force of nature, and her 45s "Don't Nobody Mess with My Baby" and "Stop" exemplify her remarkable vocal prowess. These tracks, laden with passion and strength, showcase her ability to infuse each note with raw emotion and vulnerability.

"Don't Nobody Mess with My Baby" is a fierce anthem of protection and devotion, where Debbie's vocals command attention and respect. On the flip side, "Stop" reveals her softer side, a heartfelt plea for understanding and reconciliation. Debbie Taylor's music reminds us that soul is not just a genre—it's an experience.

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Johnnie Taylor: Oh How I Love You / Run But You Can’t Hide

Label: Sar 156. Released 1965.

Label Owner: Sam Cooke, JW Alexander & Leroy Crain

Label Address: 3710 27th St, Los Angeles, CA. 6425 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA (1959-1965).

A Side: Oh How I Love You

B Side: Run But You Can’t Hide

Johnnie Taylor, often referred to as the "Philosopher of Soul," carved his name into music history with his 45s "Oh How I Love You" and "Run But You Can't Hide." His signature blend of gospel and R&B influences, coupled with his soul-stirring voice, left an indelible mark on the world of soul music.

"Oh How I Love You" is a testament to the sheer power of love, with Johnnie's vocals soaring to new heights as he croons about the depths of his affection. "Run But You Can't Hide," on the other hand, infuses an upbeat tempo with Johnnie's unmistakable charm, reminding us that sometimes, the heart knows what the mind cannot comprehend.

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