CHARM CITY COMPILATION FEATURES RU-JAC’S SINGLES AND MATERIAL FROM THE VAULTS
On a Mount Rushmore of ‘60s and ‘70s soul music, there is no doubt that Motown and Stax would own the first two spots. The third slot would have to be Gamble and Huff’s Philadelphia International Records. After that, there’s no…
AUTHOR IS DOTTING HIS “I”S AND CROSSING HIS TEES ON VOLUME II OF SPINNING AROUND
When Willie Tee’s 1969 album I’m Only A Man was released it barely received any promotion and sunk without a trace. Which was a pity because it’s a good album, according to John Lias, author of Spinning Around, A History of…
THE SEARCH FOR SEARCHERS MUSIC IS OVER
The Searchers could have been, should have been, contenders. The Liverpool band were rivals to the pre-stardom Beatles. They had a string of hits between 1963 and 1965, including the classics “Needles And Pins,” and “Love Potion No. 9” among…