This track was recorded in Philadelphia with some of the Gamble & Huff musicians and produced by Norman Harris & Ron Tyson. I think Ron is the same guy who joined The Temptations in the early 1980's

This song (and acompaning album) was, coincidently recorded at the same time as the his brothers were in Philadelphia recording for there new record label.

This is the only track to pop up from these sessions Jermaine. It was to be titled "Color My World Love." It was his 2nd straight Motown album to be shelved (in 75, his album Do Unto Others was also shelved as his brothers were battlinh with Motown.)

LittleBLUECorvette said:

This song (and acompaning album) was, coincidently recorded at the same time as the his brothers were in Philadelphia recording for there new record label.

This is the only track to pop up from these sessions Jermaine. It was to be titled "Color My World Love." It was his 2nd straight Motown album to be shelved (in 75, his album Do Unto Others was also shelved as his brothers were battling with Motown.)

Around 16 songs were recorded in the Philadelphia sessions. Bobby Eli was talking about it in some soul music forum. I don't remember what the site was called though. There was a link to it at MJJC. I'll go there later and see if it's still there.

MickyDolenz said:

LittleBLUECorvette said:

This song (and acompaning album) was, coincidently recorded at the same time as the his brothers were in Philadelphia recording for there new record label.

This is the only track to pop up from these sessions Jermaine. It was to be titled "Color My World Love." It was his 2nd straight Motown album to be shelved (in 75, his album Do Unto Others was also shelved as his brothers were battling with Motown.)

Around 16 songs were recorded in the Philadelphia sessions. Bobby Eli was talking about it in some soul music forum. I don't remember what the site was called though. There was a link to it at MJJC. I'll go there later and see if it's still there.

soulfuldetroit forum.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

MickyDolenz said:

Around 16 songs were recorded in the Philadelphia sessions. Bobby Eli was talking about it in some soul music forum. I don't remember what the site was called though. There was a link to it at MJJC. I'll go there later and see if it's still there.

soulfuldetroit forum.

http://soulfuldetroit.com...1015624197