Whats your; "Dance floor Destroyer" lurking in the depths of this 1969 to 1977 H.D.H.post Motown setup? Mine "90 Day Freeze [On her Love]" 100% Proof Aged In Soul;featuring in their ranks; Steve Mancha, Eddie Anderson and Joe Stubbs.

Lamont Dozier 'Why Can't We Be Lovers'. Tony Blackburn on radio 1 always played it at 8.15 in an attempt to make me late for school. Used to play it at Parkers.

dean

Remember me - Laura Lee

Got to be HDH New breed kinda woman/If you don't wanna be in my life, one of the best double siders

Kev

Remember me - Laura Lee

boss dancer...used to play that at the Hacianda!

dean

boss dancer...used to play that at the Hacianda!

dean

Used to be some good stuff played at Nude Night at the Hac.

Don't Leave Me Starving : H-D-H for me.

 

8th Day - Shes not just another woman. Just love that track but there were plenty of other good ones.

Whats your; "Dance floor Destroyer" lurking in the depths of this 1969 to 1977 H.D.H.post Motown setup? Mine "90 Day Freeze [On her Love]" 100% Proof Aged In Soul;featuring in their ranks; Steve Mancha, Eddie Anderson and Joe Stubbs.

Lamont Dozier 'Why Can't We Be Lovers'. Tony Blackburn on radio 1 always played it at 8.15 in an attempt to make me late for school. Used to play it at Parkers.

dean

Nice

Used to be some good stuff played at Nude Night at the Hac.

Don't Leave Me Starving : H-D-H for me.

 

I played wide night...nude was fridays and pure house music

Both Barrino Bros stormers..

I Shall Not Be Moved and Trapped in a love

Not "Dancefloor Destroyers" but I would go fro Ty Hunter / Glass House - I Don't See Me In Your Eyes Anymore on the Invictus label and perhaps Silent Majority - Frightened Girl on Hot Wax. From the Music Merchant label how about The Jones Girls - You're The Only Bargain I've Got which is dance floor friemdly.

Used to be some good stuff played at Nude Night at the Hac.

Don't Leave Me Starving : H-D-H for me.

 

love Laura Lee's version of this too and also Brian Holland - I'm so glad

 

 

 

 

 

Yep, that was it. Nude night was the one with very cheap drinks before 11. Bar staff used to see us beer monsters coming and run. 

Edited August 3, 201510 yr by Soulfinger
Stupidity

As primarily a Detroit collector, I have tended to "accrue" certain titles through certain "blind faith", if indeed, that is the right phrase to use? Hence picking up a few previous unknowns from a personal perspective, and  whilst my favourite musical "tipple" mainly  originates from the 1960's, my ear is keen for the arousal factor, irrespective of era!

The Invictus / Hot Wax labels in particular, a major part of the HDH output,and undeniably "contrived" to prolong their post Motown portfolio, with many classy 45 releases, which need no introduction ,however possibly a "left fielder" from my own usual selections includes  a title that sounds better with each hearing...... Earl English-Wanting you-Invictus 1275 (from 1974), maybe a "marmite track" to some, but strikes the right note to me personally....It's on youtube..... alas I'm a Luddite....   

Chairmen Of The Board - Give Me Just A Little More Time  

For me one of HDH's finest productions particularly the genius idea to mix the breakdown in mono and then " punch " back into stereo. Pretty uncommon studio technique then and still sounds wonderful today. Not forgetting General Johnson's fantastic Brrrrrddd! A total winner!

If I had to pick an album track it would surely be this from Eloise Laws

 

Kev

 

three favourites from me You've got to crawl; 8th day

Tyrone Edwards; Just cant get enough

100% aged in soul ; Since you been gone..............What a Tune!

the album version of You've Got to Crawl is slightly longer and a different mix well worth a listen.

Lee Charles Get Your House in Order is the instrumental to it.

The Silent Majority track to have is the Something New About You which appears on the rarer issues of Colours of my Love

One Mans Leftovers is an old Wigan favourite from 100% proof a stormer

 

 

 

the album version of You've Got to Crawl is slightly longer and a different mix well worth a listen.

Lee Charles Get Your House in Order is the instrumental to it.

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Lee Charles is the instrumental of Eeny Meeny Miny Mo

the album version of You've Got to Crawl is slightly longer and a different mix well worth a listen.

Lee Charles Get Your House in Order is the instrumental to it.

The Silent Majority track to have is the Something New About You which appears on the rarer issues of Colours of my Love

One Mans Leftovers is an old Wigan favourite from 100% proof a stormer

 

 

 

Something New About You was a release in it's own right and is available as a "same sided" promo.  Colors Of My Love was the B side.

There's loads of them, as well as the above mentioned titles, here's a few more that come to mind - there will be plenty more I've missed though:

100 Proof - "Don't you wake me" - Hot Wax

Honey Cone - "If I can fly" - Hot Wax

Honey Cone - "Somebody Is Always Messing Up A Good Thing" / "The truth will come out" - Hot Wax

Satisfaction Unlimited - "Let's Change The Subject" - Hot Wax

Just Brothers - "You've got the love to make me over" - Music Merchant

Melvin Davis - "You made me over" / "I'm worried" / "Just as long" - Invictus

Freda Payne - "We've got to find a way back to love" / "Two wrongs don't make a right" - Invictus

Lee Charles is the instrumental of Eeny Meeny Miny Mo

Something New About You was a release in it's own right and is available as a "same sided" promo.  Colors Of My Love was the B side.

Sorry my mistake, 

Let's not forget Hi_Lites - That's Love

A real belter

 

Kev

Barrino Brothers - I Shall Not Be Moved....

 

Does anyone else besides me like the flip of Eloise Laws' Love Factory? I think Stay With Me is equally great!

Best,

Mark