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Step-By-Step - Time After Time / She's Gone (Cuca JS-5060, 1972)



Titres

A Time After Time 3:59
(Dewitt Gee, Johnny Gee)

B She's Gone 3:10
(Dewitt Gee, Johnny Gee)


Crédits

Production, Enregistrement : Jim Kirchstein

Publié par : Seven Sounds





Réédition 45T

Step-By-Step - Time After Time / She's Gone
(Cuca / Numero Group ES-065, 2018)



Titres

A Time After Time 4:50
(Dewitt Gee, Johnny Gee)

B She's Gone 2:50
(Dewitt Gee, Johnny Gee)





Présentation


Source : NUMERO GROUP


Step-By-Step, groupe formé en 1969, se composant du jeune falsetto, Johnnie Gee (lead), âgé de 13 ans, accompagné par ses frères, Jerome et Dewitt ; tous trois aux côtés d'autres adolescents de leur quartier (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)...
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NUMERO GROUP a écrit :Milwaukee tossed its hat into the kiddie soul ring when Gee brothers Johnnie, Jerome, and Dewitt got together with a few kids from their neighborhood to form Step-By-Step.
“Time After Time” was recorded and released by Jim Kirchstein’s Cuca label. It’s a moody, labyrinthine song that showcases the immense talent of 13-year-old frontman Johnnie Gee. The 45 failed to breakthrough on the national level, but it did catch the ear of Brunswick’s Chicago office.
Four years later, the label finally released their follow-up album, I Always Wanted To Be In The Band, a bootless effort by a group that had unfortunately missed its window.

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Face A

Step-By-Step - Time After Time

Figure sur la compilation : Various ‎– Home Schooled - The ABCs Of Kid Soul (Numero Group NUM016, 2007)


Face B

Step-By-Step - She's Gone

Figure sur la compilation : Various ‎– Soulful Thangs Vol. 1 (Latin Soul Recordings SOUL 1000, 2005)

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45T

-->Step-By-Step - "Time After Time" / "She's Gone" (Cuca JS-5060, 1972)

-->Step-By-Step - "Time After Time" / "She's Gone" (Cuca / Numero Group ES-065, 2018)


ALBUM

-->Step-By-Step - I Always Wanted To Be In The Band (Brunswick BL 754211, 1976)

Superbe 45 tours en 1972 et superbe album en 1976 et puis trois p'tits tours et puis s'en vont ...
Merci Bluesy pour cette page d'histoire.