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Easily one of my favorite forgotten gems of the late 1960s is this little ditty by the Joe Jeffrey Group. It is a perfect blend of sunshine rock and soul. The track was released on Wand Records and reached No. 14 on the Billboard pop charts in 1969. It was the band's only hit, and the group was dropped by Wand after only a handful of singles. The band called it quits shortly thereafter.
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The only advantage to being poor is that it forces you to listen to albums you already have instead of new stuff. This allows for the opportunity to discover tracks that that can rock you like a hurricane that you might have passed over before.I went on a big Love kick several years ago and bought any of its albums that I came across in the record bins. Of course, the first three still get heav...
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Found this the other day at Stormy Records in Dearborn, Mich. It is the only record of this ilk I have ever heard that can give James Brown a run for his take it to the bridge. Musically similar to Brown's "Night Train" stuff, but ol' Dyke croons like Otis Redding. Heavens! Plus his name is Dyke. How boss is that? Apparently it's been reissued, so if you see the swingin' chick below, you'll kno...
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