The Cuban Bros. / Mica Paris / Al Supersonic and the Teenagers / DeRoberts / Sky Hi

OUTTA SIGHT presents the third volume of in demand and rare R&B, Jump Blues and Popcorn. Part three of the chronological anthology features the complete Outta Sight R&B singles RSV031-045 inclusive. contact Jenny at Passion Music for further information.

REAL SIDE RECORDS PRESENTS "SOUL ON THE REAL SIDE" Featuring super-rare Modern Soul treasures by Mebeus, Patterson Twins, Richard Caiton and Bill Harris and including new-to-CD tracks by Real Side artist Jacqui Williams plus New York legend Tom Moulton’s exclusive remix of “Real Love”. This unique collection celebrates the diversity of Modern Soul first popularised by Colin Curtis and Ian Levine at the iconic seventies venue… Blackpool Mecca. The set blends Highland Room anthems by Dr Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band, Bill Harris and Larry Saunders with current floor fillers by Michael Wycoff, Madagascar and Chocolate Milk plus new-to-CD grooves by Real Side artist Jacqui Williams. Also included here for the first time is the previously unreleased “I Should Be With You Tonight” by Jesse Gomez and a 2014 re-edit of Walter Thomas’ “I Wanna Get Witcha”. It’s time to make some noise for MODERN SOUL! 1. Jacqui Williams - Real Love (Tom Moulton Mix) 2. James Bradley - I Can't Get Enough Of Your Love 3. Tyrone Davis - Just My Luck 4. Patterson Twins - I Need Your Love 5. Richard Caiton - I'm Gonna Love You More 6. Walter Thomas - I Wanna Get Witcha (Re-edit) 7. Jewel Bass - Let Your Love Rain Down On Me 8. Madagascar - Rainbow 9. Jacqui Williams - Believe (The Whole Damn World Is Going Crazy) 10. Larry Saunders - On The Real Side 11. Mebeus - Love's Journey 12. Bill Harris - Am I Cold Am I Hot 13. Jacqui Williams - Favour (Do This World A Favour) 14. Michael Wycoff - Looking Up To You 15. Chocolate Milk - Save The Last Dance 16. Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - I'll Play The Fool 17. Jesse Gomez - I Should Be With You Tonight (Moonlight Studios Remix) 18. Lonne Givens - Hold On To The Blues 19. Tommy Tate - I Can't Do Enough For You Baby 20. Bobby Glover - It's My Turn contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk

OUTTA SIGHT stomp into 2104 with a Northern Soul double-delight courtesy of Sony Music and BMG. First on the deck are Pat Upton’s California one-hit wonders Spiral Starecase. The band, from Sacramento, were formed in 1964 as The Fydallions and were signed to Columbia in ’68 by A&R man Gary Usher. It was Usher who pushed for the name change to the Spiral Starecase, after the film but with a deliberate misspelling. Usher also produced their first singles: an upbeat cover of the Drifters soul workout “Baby What I Mean” and “I’ll Run” coupled with “Inside, Outside, Upside Down”, a Mod/Soul collectable by Al Torino. But, it was Upton’s own composition “More Today Than Yesterday” that propelled the band to #12 in the Billboard Hot 100, selling over one million copies and scoring a gold disc. An album of the same name followed plus a couple more singles but they were unable to repeat their earlier success and within 18 months they disbanded. Next we feature two all-time Northern Soul classics from the New Jersey trio, The Moments, aka Harry Ray, Al Goodman and William Brown. The top-side, “I’ve Got The Need” is an original album-only cut taken from their 1975 Sharp LP on Joe and Sylvia Robinsons Stang label. The song, a massive Blackpool Mecca spin at the time of release, also enjoyed popularity at Wigan Casino by Chuck Jackson and Cleethorpes by Spooky & Sue. The flip side is no slouch either. “Nine Times” from 1976 is a true club-classic with its unforgettable “telephone” intro calling you onto the dance floor. Both sides remain floor fillers today and are available for the first time back-to-back. contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk

From the forthcoming album WITHOUT LIMITS Betty Wright and Joss Stone present "Whisper In The Wind".

From the forthcoming album, "Without Limits", the sublime "Strip Me Naked" by Love, Peace & Happiness. Many thanks to Sony Entertainment UK Ltd

Welcome to part 11 in the Outta Sight Rhythm & Blues archive featuring more killer R&B action. First under the spotlight is former Raelette Mary Ann Fisher with her $300+ Fire rarity “Put On My Shoes”. This swinging R&B growler from 1958 has been a floor-filler across Europe for a number of years and is an essential disc for any DJ. Next we feature two in-demand tracks from one of the most important R&B artists of all time…Jimmy Ricks. Both tracks are from his post-Ravens career and include his insistent version of the Otis Blackwell song “Daddy Rollin’ Stone” and the rare rocker “Bad Man Of Missouri”. Finally we present two hot 45s from Gene C. Redd’s Ohio Redbug label. Both sides were produced by the legendary bandleader and manufactured at the local King pressing plant. Get ‘em while they’re hot! contact: jenny@passionmusic.co.u

OUTTA SIGHT RECORDS PRESENTS THE INVITATIONS… After an incredible three years Outta Sight are proud to announce the release of the 100th Northern Soul reissue in the highly collectable OSV series. The Invitations first burst onto the UK rare soul scene at the famed Twisted Wheel club in Manchester with their UK Stateside release “What’s Wrong With Me Baby?”. Still hugely popular today, this original American DynoVoice recording from 1965 was penned and produced by writing partners Sandy Linzer and Denny Randell who also brought us The Toys “A Lover’s Concerto” and Odyssey’s 1977 disco classic “Native New Yorker”. The duo also delivered The Invitations final DynoVoice release in 1966 - the iconic “Skiing In The Snow”, forever synonymous with the heyday of Northern Soul when 2,000 young soulies packed the cavernous dance floor at Wigan Casino. COME AND GET THOSE MEMORIES contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk

Welcome to part four of the Modern Soul Essentials imprint from Outta Sight featuring hot off the press crossover and in-demand NuSoul. Here we pay homage to the birth of Modern Soul as we step back I time to the seventies with a hat trick of Crossover Classics courtesy of Demon Music Group and Parlophone. First up is southern-soul singer Sidney Joe Qualls with his perennial dance floor favourite “I Don’t Do This” taken from his Ch-Sound LP So Sexy. The B-side features his earlier Dakar 45 “Run To Me”, a vibrant rendition of the Sam Dees song. Next we have Texas soul man Bobby Patterson and two superb album only tracks taken from his LP rarity It’s Just A Matter Of Time recorded at Sound City studios, Shreveport for Paula Records. The first official 7-inch reissue of these in-demand cuts. Finally we present another ‘first’ for Outta Sight… the official reissue of the hugely popular 1977 Percy And Them Roulette single “Look In The Mirror Of My Eyes” / “Trying To Find A New Love”. Two awesome sides penned by Detroiter John ‘Percy’ Hargove. Crossover To Modern Soul Today contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk

Idris Muhammad was born in 1939 and began playing the drums at age 8 in his native New Orleans. He became known as one of the most innovative drummers in soul music performing with singers Sam Cooke, Jerry Butler, The Impressions and Roberta Flack. Here we feature his New York Loft underground classic "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This". From the forthcoming album "No Boundaries" Contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk

Glen Anthony Henry is a modern day R'n'B singer hailing from California, USA with a sound steeped in authentic American 70s soul. Following a successful collaboration with Dr Dre in 2001, Glen relocated to Spain where he teemed up with Sweet Vandals producer/arranger/composer Carlo Coupé, a partnership that produced our killer track "I Don't Know". From the forthcoming album "No Boundaries". Contact jenny@passionmusic.co.uk