R&B

Former Motown recording artist and lead singer for the Spinners, G.C. Cameron has long been regarded as one of the quintessential voices of Soul music. In 1989 he joined British producer Ian Levine's massive Motown reunion Motorcity Records project and...

Former lead singer with Instant Funk, James Carmichael's classic 1988 funk soul single ?I Could Be Your Lover,÷ featuring six exclusive mixes, is presented here in its original 12÷ vinyl mix, newly remastered.1. I Could Be Your Lover (Club) 2. I Could Be...

Formed in the City of Brotherly Love back in 1976, Fat Larry's Band were major funk stars on the Philly soul scene, releasing nine albums within the span of a decade. Fronted by drummer Fat Larry James, who also played with The Delfonics and Blue Magic,...

Formed in Philadelphia in 1976, Fat Larry's Band was fronted by drummer and vocalist Fat Larry James who also played in the iconic Philly soul bands The Delfonics and Blue Magic. Over the course of 10 years, the group released nine albums and scored big...

Formed in New Rochelle, New York in the early 1960s, The Cordials made their first appearance at New Rochelle High School in 1963. On the same bill were the soon to be famous Four Seasons. Before that night, the members of the group were split up into...

Formed in Baltimore, Maryland in 1971, the great soul vocal group Jimmy Briscoe And The Little Beavers are featured here with a rare single written and produced by Paul Kyser who initially discovered the group. The single ?Together (We'll Find The Way)÷...

Formed in 1971 in Baltimore, Maryland, Jimmy Briscoe And The Little Beavers pioneered the soul-disco sound under the tutelage of legendary producer, arranger and songwriter Paul Keyser, famous for his work with Stevie Wonder, The Chi-Lites and The Three...

Formed in 1968 the Fabulous Counts were a scorching Detroit funk and R&B outfit that recorded singles on local labels Moira and Westbound before releasing this, their debut, on Cotillion in 1969. The title track is a funk classic that spent 5 weeks on...

Formed in 1968 by soul star William Bell and his manager Henry Wynn, Peachtree Records was based in Atlanta and issued 20 highly acclaimed 'Southern soul' singles, all of which are now treasured by soul fans and record collectors, especially in Europe...

Formed in 1964, The Jazziacs would play with McCoy Tyner, Pharoah Saunders, and other jazz greats. They would change their name to Kool & the Gang in 1969, sign with De-Lite Records and release their self-titled debut the following year. 1973's Wild And...

Formed in 1958 in New York City, The Del Satins recorded their debut single, "I'll Pray for You" in 1961 and shortly after joined forces with Dion DiMucci who wanted to replace his backing band, The Belmonts, with a rockier sound. The resulting single,...

Forevermore Records proudly announces the new release by the Legendary Jackie Gore! Twelve new recordings by the Artist whose voice has defined throughout the world, the sound of Carolina Beach Music, Soul Music and Rhythm and Blues for over 5 decades...