Hi you knowledgeable people

last time i saw butch playing he played an imo fantastic tune, when i asked him straight away he answered its "the other ron & the embracers".

still totally electrified back home i dropped him a mail to get more information but never got answer. Maybe no entry at this point for the lower class?

whatever, can anybody help me out please? IS there another one? Rare? Title? For sale?

thx in advance!!

h

i've never heard it but he told me about it some 10yrs ago 

Hi you knowledgeable people

last time i saw butch playing he played an imo fantastic tune, when i asked him straight away he answered its "the other ron & the embracers".

still totally electrified back home i dropped him a mail to get more information but never got answer. Maybe no entry at this point for the lower class?

whatever, can anybody help me out please? IS there another one? Rare? Title? For sale?

thx in advance!!

h

The 'other' one as far as I know is called 'Gotta Get Away' is also on Spectrum and credited to the Embracers only. I was looking for this for a number of years from 2005ish but never saw one for sale so can assume it's a pretty hard find.

Edited June 23, 201510 yr by uroffal

On 23/06/2015 at 21:52, Guest uroffal said:

The 'other' one as far as I know is called 'Gotta Get Away' is also on Spectrum and credited to the Embracers only. I was looking for this for a number of years from 2005ish but never saw one for sale so can assume it's a pretty hard find.

It would be nice to find out who this group were and I apologise if I have missed a thread on here

Net stuff quotes and it's all the same !!!

"Ron & the Embracers were a semi-obscure group from East Los Angeles, CA.  That’s about all that I know of them. “Latin Blood” is the A-side to their highly sweated Brown-eyed Northern Soul tune “You Came Into My Life” on Spectrum, and it’s a heavy instrumental complete with nice keys, a reverbed-out guitar and loud horns a la Los Vampiros.  I’ve personally been jamming this out all winter, since it has a nice vibe to it that suits this time of year.  Perfect for a crisp, sunny winter day in California.

Now for the Northern Soul tune.  The horns on this track are what it’s all about for me here, but really it has a lot going for it.  For one, Ron’s voice is like butter over the backing soul music. I’ve never heard of this fellow named Al Maldonado, who apparently produced both of the songs on this 45, but I’d love to hear anything else he had a hand in!"

M.R. Martin production might be a clue, but I am stuck and I guess they had nothing to do with the Chicago group on Lucky Label Inc "Mr Sunrise"

 

Edited May 15, 20196 yr by Blackpoolsoul
other group

I had a copy of it in my apartment when you visited here Henning, yes it’s a rare one.