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Printablesextonseven said: Ah, but what about Rockwell's followup single "Obscene Phone Caller" which was a top 10 R&B hit?
I finally got one of my resource books, "Top R&B/Hip-Hop Singles 1942-2004," which has every listing for every song on the Billboard R&B Singles charts. You're right, Rockwell's "Obscene Phone Caller" peaked at No. 9 in 1984. THE TRAFFIC JAMMERS, The Org's house band: VAINANDY -- lead singer; NAJEE -- bass; THE AUDIENCE -- guitar; PHUNKDADDY -- rhythm guitar; ALEX de PARIS -- keyboards; Da PRETTYMAN -- keyboards; FUNKENSTEIN -- drums. HOLD ON TO YOUR DRAWERS! | |
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muse87 said: Sybils cover of "Dont Make Me Over"
 She had more than just one 1. My love Is Garanteed 2. Walk On By 3. Falling In Love "Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth" | |
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728huey said: Dorothy Moore: Misty Blue
 Dorothy Moore also had three other top 20 hits: "Funny How Time Slips Away" (No. 7, 1976) "I Believe You" (No. 5, 1977) "With Pen in Hand" (No. 12, 1977) phunkdaddy said: Groove Me(Ah suki suki)- King Curtis
King Floyd had two other hits: "Baby Let Me Kiss You" (No. 5, 1971) and "Woman Don't Go Astray" (No. 3, 1972). [Edited 8/15/07 20:15pm] THE TRAFFIC JAMMERS, The Org's house band: VAINANDY -- lead singer; NAJEE -- bass; THE AUDIENCE -- guitar; PHUNKDADDY -- rhythm guitar; ALEX de PARIS -- keyboards; Da PRETTYMAN -- keyboards; FUNKENSTEIN -- drums. HOLD ON TO YOUR DRAWERS! | |
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I don't know if he has been named yet, but I'll nominate Trey Lorenz, who only had one hit -- 1993's "Someone to Hold" (No. 5).
I also didn't see this one, but I'll name Debra Laws, who recorded the memorable "Very Special" (No. 11, 1981) with her brother Ronnie. I'll also name a big one that apparently was not named -- Major Harris, whose classic "Love Won't Let Me Wait" was his only hit in his solo career. Harris may be a question mark, because he was a member of The Delfonics (albeit he was a member during the group's decline). [Edited 8/15/07 20:51pm] THE TRAFFIC JAMMERS, The Org's house band: VAINANDY -- lead singer; NAJEE -- bass; THE AUDIENCE -- guitar; PHUNKDADDY -- rhythm guitar; ALEX de PARIS -- keyboards; Da PRETTYMAN -- keyboards; FUNKENSTEIN -- drums. HOLD ON TO YOUR DRAWERS! | |
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Najee said: I don't know if he has been named yet, but I'll nominate Trey Lorenz, who only had one hit -- 1993's "Someone to Hold" (No. 5).
I also didn't see this one, but I'll name Debra Laws, who recorded the memorable "Very Special" (No. 11, 1981) with her brother Ronnie. I'll also name a big one that apparently was not named -- Major Harris, whose classic "Love Won't Let Me Wait" was his only hit in his solo career. Harris may be a question mark, because he was a member of The Delfonics (albeit he was a member during the group's decline). [Edited 8/15/07 20:51pm] Very good choices. **--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••--**--••**--••-
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