The #1 Party Band In Upstate New York In The 60’s! Wilmer & The Dukes Burned Up The House At The “Inferno” Outside Of Buffalo, NY Gaining Huge Popularity With Their Fantastic R&B Stage Show. It Has Been Said That The Inspiration For “Otis Day & The Nights” In The Movie “Animal House” Came From…
Read moreFrom Early 1964, Here Is A Newly Created DES (Digitally Extracted Stereo) Version Of This Outstanding #6 Hit Song By Diane Renay. For So Many Years, Most Of Us Have Heard “Navy Blue” Only In Mono. Recently, This Extremely High Quality Stereo Version Was Crafted Using The Latest Digital Technology. It’s Available On The Hit…
Read moreCleveland Ohio Rocks In ’66! The “Outsiders” Had National Stardom This Year With The Smash Hit “Time Won’t Let Me”. Here Is Their 3rd Single Called “Respectable” Featuring Sonny Geraci On Lead Vocals. Check Out The Classic 60’s Horns On This #15 Hit From 1966 Written By The Isley Brothers. A Special Thanks To Mike…
Read more***Original 1971 Vinyl LP Mix*** — From Canada, “Lighthouse” Gave Us A Full Orchestra Sound Combined With Modern Rock. World Famous For Their Excellent Horn/Brass Section, Lighthouse Became Best Known In The USA After The Release Of Their Biggest Hit In 1971 Called “One Fine Morning”. It Climbed The Hot 100 Chart To #24 And…
Read more***Album Version*** — From Canada, “Lighthouse” Gave Us A Full Orchestra Sound Combined With Modern Rock. World Famous For Their Excellent Horn/Brass Section, Lighthouse Became Best Known In The USA After The Release Of Their Biggest Hit In 1971 Called “One Fine Morning”. In 1973, Their Second Biggest Single Hit The Airwaves Called “Pretty Lady”.…
Read more“Love Takes Time” Represented Somewhat Of A New Sound For “Orleans” During A Time The Band Had Switched To A Brand New Record Label Called “Infinity”. The Brilliant Lead Vocals Of Larry Hoppen Are Showcased On This Catchy, Uptempo, Hook-Laden Pop Hit Classic From The Album “Forever” In 1979. Most Music Lovers Agree That “Love…
Read moreCalifornia’s “Hit Making Machine” Called “The Grass Roots” Went Through Many Personnel Changes Through The Years. You Could Always Tell A Grass Roots Song Was Playing By The Excellent Horn Arrangements Of Jimmie Haskell. The Brass Became A Signature Sound For The Grass Roots. This Radio Favorite From The Late 60’s’s Features Rob Grill On…
Read moreSuperb “Blue Eyed Soul” From 1969 By Detroit’s “Flaming Ember” Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
Read more— With CKLW Radio Jingle Intro — Classic Detroit Soul From 1970 By General Johnson And The Chairmen Of The Board. “Pay To The Piper” Made It To #13 On The “Hot 100” Chart! Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
Read moreBlack Oak Arkansas Was Originally Formed In 1965 And Were Known Then As “The Knowbody Else”. In 1970, They Changed Their Name To Black Oak Arkansas After Signing With ATCO Records. Their “Southern Fried Rock” Style Reached The Height Of It’s Popularity During The 1970’s With The Release Of 10 Charting Albums. In Late 1973,…
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