Ce groupe d'un seul 45 tours est une énigme dans le monde de la Motown, une inconnue totale. C'est normal car nous avons en face de nous une pièce montée "Philly" : de la crème fouettée des violons, des choux onctueux des cuivres, de la chantilly des choeurs, le tout entourant, enrobant une voix dramatique qui s'épanche, clamant à des mannequins de vitrine ses passions de pacotille !
Explications d'un Silverfox local :
"Their recordings were done in Philly and I believe their association with Motown came through Jerry Ross. "It's The Same Old Love" and "Last Row, First Balcony" was released on Tamla in 1972. Both songs were arranged by Thom Bell and Bobby Eli played on the sessions. The follow-up single, Love Ain't Love (Til You Give It To Somebody) b/w Oops, It Just Slipped Out, went unreleased on Motown (scheduled as Tamla 54227), but picked up by T.K. Records and released on their subsidiary Glades label. All 4 songs are superb Philly productions..."
It's The Same Old Love :
Last Row, First Balcony :
