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Billed as "The 12 year old Wonder" in order to try and cash in on the Stevie Wonder phenomenon that was hitting the top of the Billboard Charts. Carl Carlton was later to achieve legendary status with Northern Soul fans with his Backbeat records outing "Competition ain't nothing". Carl's outing on Golden World is often overlooked. A pretty basic drum/bassline dance beat connected by a tambourine it plods on as Carl sings the praises of being in love then POW! A tenor sax break, breaks the record in two and the driving beat sort of gets a little more intense and Carl makes it to the end in fine style!

hope you like it ???

Track list

Garland Green - please come home
Cloudburst - Never let me go
Unique Blend - Yes im in love
Ambilique - Talk like that
Dennis Edwards - I dont know how to
Eugene Record - Where are you 12"
Michael Wycoff - Looking up to you
Milt Matthews - Me and You and Love
Detroit Spinners - I've got to make it on my own
Unifies - Tables Turn (acetate)
Detroit Sound - Were gonna Party
Little Hank - Mr Bang Bang Man
Kurt Harris -Emperor of my baby's Heart (diamond)
Roy Hamilton - Let the Music Play (unissued)
Charles Holiday - Dont lie

heres something a bit different
Just a little compo i put together today,hope you like it

Track listing
1 Heaven and Hell Orchestra -Whatcha gonna do
2 Futures - your the one someone special
3 John Simmons - Aint nothing like the love
4 Windy City - Hey its over
5 Minnie Rippleton - Baby this love i have
6 One Way feat Alicia myers - Dont Stop
7 Aretha Franklin - You got all the aces
8 R B Hudson - cause your mine now
9 Shalamar - High on Life
10 Sweet Charles - Yes its you.

heres a sample mix i put together a little while ago,
hope you like it......

TRACK LISTING
AL HUDSON --IM ABOUT LOVING YOU
BETTY WRIGHT -- LIFE
BJB -- I GOTTA MAKE YOU BELIEVE IN ME
CARMELITA -- ISNT IT LONELY
COCO & BEN --GOOD FEELING
TIMELESS LEGEND -- BABY DONT DO THIS TO ME.
CLASSIC SULLIVANS -- SHAME SHAME SHAME
ALEX BROWN -- IM NOT RESPONSIBLE
CURTIS ANDERSON -- HARDEST PART
EARTH WIND AND FIRE -- EVIL
FOUR BELOW ZERO -- MY BABYS GOT ESP 12" VERSION
NUMONICS -- FOREVER AND A DAY
MAUREEN BAILEY -- TAKING MY TIME
J.P. ROBINSON -- OUR DAY IS HERE
MICHAEL CLOUD --CHECK YOUR DIRECTION
NEW YORK CITY BAND -- GOT TO HAVE YOUR BODY
THE OJAYS -- TO PROVE I LOVE YOU
THE POINTER SISTERS -- HOW LONG(betcha got a chick on the side)
ROKK --PATIENCE
ZZ AND COMPANY -- GETTING READY FOR THE GETDOWN
THE TYMES --ITS COOL
TY KARIM -- LIGHTEN UP (70s version)

mix runs @ 70 mins and is 65 mb

Dude sounds like a lady: Arnold Blair
Arnold Blair was a singer signed to Curtis Mayfield's Curtom Records during the label's most creatively fertile period in the early 1970s--its roster included Linda Clifford, The Natural Four, June Conquest, The Notations, and the great, under-extolled singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Leroy Hutson, who co-wrote with Blair 1975's "Trying To Get Next To You":
GREAT UNDERGROUND SOUL CLASSIC

BUNNY SIGLER LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL From the heart of the City of Brotherly Love, Sigler began singing at the tender age of 3 years old. “Mister Emotion” as he was so aptly named, Sigler was a songwriter and musician playing the piano, guitar, organ, trumpet, trombone, and bass. This record features his first smash hit “Let the Good Times Roll” and has a plethora of sounds for producers out there looking for their next beat. Having been credited for founding the Philly Sound, Sigler has worked with artists such as The Roots, The O’Jays, Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, and for the hip-hop enthusiast, he co-wrote “The Rulers Back” with Jay-Z on the critically acclaimed album The Blueprint. (Parkway, 1967)