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The Geminiles - Thinking About My Baby
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From 1968, an early Norman Harris production. These guys hailed from Chester, Pa. and produced this killer Philly Sound. A few years later, while still working with Alan Fe...
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Soul Majestics - Missing You
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Some sweet Chicago Soul from the Soul Majestics. Originally on Chicago Music Bag Records, this tune was released in 1972. Vandy 'Smokey' Hampton and Dean Williams were feat...
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The Star-Tells - You're Wrong About Me
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The Martin Brothers from Chicago recorded some nice records as both the Star-Tells and the Chymes for Walter and Burgess Gardner in '70-'71. This is the flip to Pookie's fa...
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The Dells - Should I Or Should I Not
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By Special Request. One of those great Dells tunes that doesn't get a lot of attention. From 1977, on the Love Connection album. Marvin gets his teeth into this Bunny Sigl...
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Bobby McClure - Never Let You Get Away
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Pookie's favorite by Bobby McClure from 1969. Jimmy Vanleer tried to revive Bobby's career after he left Checker. Bobby, of course is best known for his duet with Fontella ...
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The Majestic Arrows - Another Day
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From 1973, some sweet Chicago Soul by the Majestic Arrows. Arrow Brown owned the Bandit Record label, and really was a hands on guy. He wrote the songs, produced the album,...
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The Esquires Ain't No Reason
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From 1970-71, a joint effort from Bunky Sheppard and Gilbert Moorer, thus B & G Records. A nice upbeat track, the type that made the Esquires so engaging and exciting in li...
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Jackie Ross - Walk On My Side
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Jackie's second ,and last single for Brunswick. This record charted in the mid-west, and some other locales in early '68. A personal Pookie fave.
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Dinah Washington - God Bless The Child
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One of many projects Quincy Jones had at Mercury was to re-record the many hits of Dinah Washington for a definitive collection of the Queens music. This began with session...
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The Dells - Wasted Tears
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One of Pookie's Faves. From 1977, The Dells cut a song Marvin had written in '66. Chess chose not to record it. Norman Harris in Philly Did. The result here is for listener...
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