Thank you so much, Soulhawk, for posting this beautiful selection from 1972 arranged by the incomparable Richard Tee, whom we lost, sadly, at the young age of 49 on July 21, 1993. I wish I could find some information about the Weeknights or the composer (Seabrook).
A great deep soul cut which appears to be their only release? Bill Seabrook owned Black Falcon label which had 4 releases the first being a cover of Most Of All written by Alan Freed (the Rock & Roll DJ) & Harvey Fuqua recorded by The Moonglows / Don Cornell in 1955. Magic Touch, The Weeknights & Brenda Parker were the other release all except Brenda Parker were 'throwback' doo-wop/soul group harmony sounds quite dated for their 1971 release dates. Brenda Parker is what in UK we'd describe as crossover czcams.com/video/HPZCFXZj6bo/video.html. It seems that Black Falcon folded after these 4 (or possibly 5 releases) and Seabrook formed Falcon's Roost and released another 45 by Magic Touch (Cat No 19106 - the last (listed) release on Black Falcon was 19104). The next Cat No 19107 was on Sirco by Magic Touch in 1976 (Let's Go Down The Disco) followed by 19108 by The Group Four. A couple of other later releases are listed for Sirco: Dicky Williams 19110 (1984) and 19112 (1987) which is a reissue of Magic Touch release on Black Falcon.
@@SoulStrutter Thanks, SoulStrutter, for the great information about Bill Seabrook and his labels, and his role in releasing these super soul recordings! Best regards, Paul
@Paul Roofski Are you sure Weeknights as this group is of Morden generation? Weeknight* There is an Album Winelight by Grover Washington Jr. featuring Richard Tee. ????. Seabrook. Also it will help with a first name or initial???? Not much help here as it is like looking for a Smith or Jones!
Soulhawk hello do you have the song by Gregory Havealacklack "PROUD proud woman" I have been looking for it came out in the mid 70's PLEASE . THANK YOU.
Escalating falsetto in the background. Vocally rich harmonic perfection. What more can you ask for.
Thank you so much, Soulhawk, for posting this beautiful selection from 1972 arranged by the incomparable Richard Tee, whom we lost, sadly, at the young age of 49 on July 21, 1993. I wish I could find some information about the Weeknights or the composer (Seabrook).
A great deep soul cut which appears to be their only release? Bill Seabrook owned Black Falcon label which had 4 releases the first being a cover of Most Of All written by Alan Freed (the Rock & Roll DJ) & Harvey Fuqua recorded by The Moonglows / Don Cornell in 1955. Magic Touch, The Weeknights & Brenda Parker were the other release all except Brenda Parker were 'throwback' doo-wop/soul group harmony sounds quite dated for their 1971 release dates. Brenda Parker is what in UK we'd describe as crossover czcams.com/video/HPZCFXZj6bo/video.html.
It seems that Black Falcon folded after these 4 (or possibly 5 releases) and Seabrook formed Falcon's Roost and released another 45 by Magic Touch (Cat No 19106 - the last (listed) release on Black Falcon was 19104). The next Cat No 19107 was on Sirco by Magic Touch in 1976 (Let's Go Down The Disco) followed by 19108 by The Group Four. A couple of other later releases are listed for Sirco: Dicky Williams 19110 (1984) and 19112 (1987) which is a reissue of Magic Touch release on Black Falcon.
Fantastic vocals and emotion, huh Paul? I am listening it to it on a rainy day on my porch with a cup of coffee. Best way to start the day.
@@MiguelJuanez Yes, Miguel, I agree. I am so glad we can enjoy these wonderful recordings thanks to our friend, Soulhawk!
@@SoulStrutter Thanks, SoulStrutter, for the great information about Bill Seabrook and his labels, and his role in releasing these super soul recordings! Best regards, Paul
@Paul Roofski Are you sure Weeknights as this group is of Morden generation? Weeknight*
There is an Album Winelight by Grover Washington Jr. featuring Richard Tee.
????. Seabrook. Also it will help with a first name or initial????
Not much help here as it is like looking for a Smith or Jones!
Perfect harmony. Classic soul records are LIFE
SOULHAWK THANK YOU! I MAKE HIP HOP WITH YOUR COLLECTION AND IT HAS LED ME TO GREAT PEOPLE AND FELLOW MUSICIANS. BLESS YOUR SOUL!
The sheer brilliance of Richard tee thanks again soulhawk for another great upload bless you ⭐⭐⭐
Yes definitely a classic... used to play this one a lot back n the day!
👊🏽
My man hung up on me without an explanation . Praying
Classic soul
KILLER!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
What year was this great record. Wow funny how people come and go.
DOPENESS!!!
🎼🎵🎼🎼🎼🎼💃💃💃💃🥃
WOW im thirty and this is hitttttin
Welcome to the start of rare soul music avenue.
Edited for clarity.
@Brian oldies be hittin different fr.
🔥🔥🔥🔥❤
Soulhawk hello do you have the song by Gregory Havealacklack "PROUD proud woman" I have been looking for it came out in the mid 70's PLEASE . THANK YOU.
hymanandhyman czcams.com/video/-SQOA1-1XdE/video.html
I like it. What year was this recorded. It's not on the disc.
1970 or 1971
maaaaannnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fuuuucckkk
heat
1:03 1:08 0:41 0:46 1:17
Didn't understand me right
I know.. N I'm feeling it.. but haven't I suffered enough?
😇
Ok