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Formed in 1967, the Natural Four approached Fred Ivey about becoming their manager. Ivey owned a local record store called Tape Town and eventually made a deal with a local Oakland label, Boola Boola Records.[…]

A Facebook entry of the record label Disclosure Records drew our attention to an early release – a Blaxploitation soundtrack to a film called Fox Force 5, which may have been made sometime towards the[…]

Some time ago, a trailer was introduced to the show, American Soul. In this show, the life of Don Cornelius is portrayed. An important part of this trailer was also the first SoulTrain (national) show[…]

  From First Choice to Super Sweet The Interview Once a member of Philly-soul group First Choice. In 1979 she recorded a self-titled album with producers John H. Fitch, Jr. and Reuben Cross, who co-wrote[…]

Danny Pearson (January 6, 1953 – August 17, 2018) received attention at the end of the 70s with his only album “Barry White Presents Mr. Danny Pearson”. SoulDisco conducted a telephone interview with the then[…]

and a long awaited comeback Ivery Bell in his own words Little is known about the band Moment of Truth, their only album from 1977 enjoys great popularity among soul and disco connoisseurs on both[…]

The Gwen Owens Story Before and after HOT  After some attempts to get in contact with Gwen, we finally got in touch and she was more than surprised that Hot and some songs are still[…]

Revealed after 35 Years The Hot Story begins   HOT is an American vocal trio that gained success through their mega hit “Angel in your Arms” in 1977. Producer Terry blames the success of the[…]