If you would like to purchase, the two tracks are available all over the place, digital only at this stage. Amazon, iTunes and CD Baby etc are the favourites:
This is what somebody said on Youtube on a previous posting of the song:-
"This is a terrific updating of the great Sound of Philadelphia from the1970's. While not copying the instrumentation to the letter the melodic sensibility that many of us loved remains intact. Welcome back Philadelphia"
With the right sales, we would consider pressing to vinyl, but I have yet accept that investment would be worthwhile as I believe the niche market for this style is extremely restricting, and costs of course for pressing up just 500 45's is not cheap.......
I also may update with better bandwidth, the 'Soul Recession' tracks by Double Exposure on YouTube too. Plus, I may put all the other 6 mixes up there in some form as a 'teaser' to those who may be curious to how the John Morales/TomMoulton mixes sound like. I will post on a separate thread if I do, as to keep this one isolated etc.....
In addition, for those who like a Philly groove, I am currently producing a number of demo tracks which may be of interest. I am very tempted to put up a small montage of the songs so far, again as a 'teaser' for the real thing. I guess I should register them first of course! More news on that soonest....
Lou Ragland - I Travel Alone - Amy - Vg Rare
Hi everybody -
I have just uploaded the above to YouTube, but better quality audio than before. Here are the links:
Vocal -
Instrumental -
If you are interested in the presser, go here for a pdf download:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/8h43wd
If you would like to purchase, the two tracks are available all over the place, digital only at this stage. Amazon, iTunes and CD Baby etc are the favourites:
CD Baby - https://www.cdbaby.co.../ChiquitaGreen1
Amazon UK - https://www.amazon.co...1320452&sr=8-14
This is what somebody said on Youtube on a previous posting of the song:-
"This is a terrific updating of the great Sound of Philadelphia from the1970's. While not copying the instrumentation to the letter the melodic sensibility that many of us loved remains intact. Welcome back Philadelphia"
With the right sales, we would consider pressing to vinyl, but I have yet accept that investment would be worthwhile as I believe the niche market for this style is extremely restricting, and costs of course for pressing up just 500 45's is not cheap.......
I also may update with better bandwidth, the 'Soul Recession' tracks by Double Exposure on YouTube too. Plus, I may put all the other 6 mixes up there in some form as a 'teaser' to those who may be curious to how the John Morales/TomMoulton mixes sound like. I will post on a separate thread if I do, as to keep this one isolated etc.....
In addition, for those who like a Philly groove, I am currently producing a number of demo tracks which may be of interest. I am very tempted to put up a small montage of the songs so far, again as a 'teaser' for the real thing. I guess I should register them first of course! More news on that soonest....
Enjoy.
Edited by Carl Dixon