DUSTYROSE'S BURIED TREASURES VOL.3

Hi Music Lovers,
This ends my Buried Treasures Series with Vol 3... I'm sorry to say that after completing the write up on these tracks my PC frozed up and I lost the whole notepad...I spent all night on it to post for today but not to start over again, I just did the ones I remembered...I threw in a few of my fav Doowops so I hope you all enjoy it !






01. Sisters - For Sentimental Reasons
02. Earl Lewis & The Channels - Yo Te Quiero ( I Love You )
03. Darius - Hello Stranger E
04. Steve Mancha - Don't Make Me A Story Teller
05. Velours - I Wish You Love
06. Drake & The & The En-Solids - I'll Always Be There
07. Sonya Clay - I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face
08. Majestics - Hello Love
09. Brown Image - I'm On The Outside Looking In
10. Paul Varisco & The Milestones - Hey Girl
11. Carol Chandler - Two People In Love
12. Jackson Five - Ask The Lonely
13. Don Julian & The Meadowlarks - Our Love
14. Velons - Twelve Months of the Year
15. The Insiders - Nighty Night
16. Starlight - Moonlight And Music
17. Gene & Jeanne - Let Me Love You
18. Theatrics - We Got A Love
19. Charades - Darling Believe Him
20. Lola & The Saints - My Vow To You
21. Little Anthony & The Imperials - I Love You
22. Hi Tones (Leonard Wayne & the) - Thats All I Want To Do
23. Gloria Barnes - She Wants A Stand In
24. Shotgun - I Wish I Could See You Again
25. Universals - Again

Some info for you, I will accept corrections!

01. Sisters - For Sentimental Reasons
(members Rosella Arvizu, Ersi Arvizu (a later member of El Chicano) and Mary Arvizu)
Del-Fi Records - 1965 B-Side

02. Earl Lewis & The Channels - Yo Te Quiero ( I Love You )
It was not only their songs that made them famous, but the desire of every kid on every street corner to sing those songs and sound just like them. It all started back in June of 1956. The Group's career took off after having performed at the world's famous Apollo Theater in Harlem,

03. Darius - Hello Stranger
1971 Psychadelic style!

04. Steve Mancha - Don't Make Me A Story Teller
Feb-67 Groovesville label
Detroit Soulman Steve Mancha was born Clyde Darnell Wilson on Christmas, 1945 in Walhall, SC. A legend on Northern Soul scene, Steve Mancha’s recording career kicked off in 1962

06. Drake & The & The En-Solids - I'll Always Be There (Vinyl.2)
Alteen Label 1967...This is one of them 45's B-side favorites
I saw this record sold for $115.00!

07. Sonya Clay - I Can't Wait Until I See My Baby's Face (Vinyl.2)
I don't have a year or label on this one but I know the label was light pink!
I was told I have a strange way of organizing records (by Label Colors) don't laff..
I coulda left the crackles and pops on this record but decided to have it cleaned up some..altho I perfer the the original root sound...

08. Majestics - Hello Love
VIP label in 1964 aka The Monitors

09. Brown Image - I'm On The Outside Looking In
I had the Miracles version set up on this comp but my crew buddy RossyBoy had put it on a recent comp of his, That only goes to show what great taste we have! So I replaced it with this version...Hope u like it!

12. Jackson Five - Ask The Lonely
Leads on this were Jermaine and Michael
Off of Motown Superstars Sing Motown Superstars (LP, Comp)
1 unreleased track : "Ask The Lonely" 05/1983

15. The Insiders - Nighty Night
Mercury 1978

17. Gene & Jeanne - Let Me Love You
1963 Bobby Label, assumimg this was the first version
since The Headliners recorded it in 1964, Altho one of my all time favorites, I still get them chills when I hear this one...

19. Charades - Darling Believe Him
(Harlem Hitparade) Woodbury, New York in 1973.
These MGM CHARADES were formed with a different line-up when the original 1950/60's Doo-wop group who had planned a comeback, were reluctant to sign a new contract. This prompted the record label to work with a mysterious new act based in New York.

25. Universals - Again
I found this song for my brother after a mission at my local record store and because he didn't remember the artist, I must have listened to 4 or 5 versions before I knew this had to be the one and I was right...mission accomplished! & what great taste he has!


Please leave a comment :)
I'll be back next week in hopes to be on a better & improved PC!


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DustyRose's Buried Treasures Vol. 2

HAPPY NEW YEAR Music Lovers! Well here I have my Vol. 2 Of Buried Treasures & I must say this one was a pain in the ass to get on here half way decent...I will give a brief explanation of whats going on with some of these cuts...Some came off vinyl so when I ripped them into my then PC (Windows Me) yrs ago the ripping program that came with that PC only went as high as 56 kbps, I tried the best I can do without corrupting the sound more then it may be...So crank up the volume cuz it is what it is! Bottom line they are here to share with you & since I went through the labor, all it will cost is a simple comment! Let me know what you liked, what you didn't ,I don't care....besides the crew members, which I know they appreciate what I present.... I still look forward to the rest of you downloaders comments, I also speak for the crew that puts hard work in these comps that are posted here, so don't be shy, step up! You know who you are :)) Go get it but come back & leave a little comment... Graci & Enjoy!

(Thanks again RossyBoy)

01. Paul Varisco & The Milestones - Gotta Have Love
02. Brain Storm Connections - Love Is Understanding
03. Jim Pipkin & The Boss Five - I'm Just A Lonely Guy
04. Five Keys - Stop
05. Majestics - Let Her Go
06. Soul Superbs - Just AsK Me
07. Five Keys - Girl You Better Stop
08. Legends - Tell Me Baby
09. Precisions - Take A Good Look
10. Illusions - Falling In Love
11. Four Gents - Our Love
12. Pro Fascination - I Want To Wrap You In My Arms
13. G'Nomes - Sailing Away
14. West Coast - Lonely Guy
15. Dino & The Heartspinners - I'm Not A Know It All
16. Parliaments - Your So Cute
17. A Perfect Blend - A Good Man Is Hard To Find
18. Paul Varisco & The Milestones - Tell Me Where Love Goes
19. Together - Don't You Want To Go
20. Admirals - King Of Love
21. Avatarr - So Glad I Found You
22. Fourth Creation - Why Is There No Trace Of You
23. La-Rells - Tomorrow Will Only Bring Sorrow
24. In Between - Just Friends
25. Bargaineers - Cause I Love You


Some info was hard to find on these tracks but here is a little or alot :-D

01. Paul Varisco & The Milestones - Gotta Have Love 1969
18. Paul Varisco & The Milestones - Tell Me Where Love Goes
Gotta Have Love on Date label 1650 DJ)
Paul Varisco – Tell Me Where Love Goes (Kapp) 196?
Blue eyed soul & very scarce Northern Soul
This is called Louisiana pop/swamp music...but whatever! Love this mans voice!

03. Jim Pipkin & The Boss Five - I'm Just A Lonely Guy '67 ?
Label Emerge: 1108 Format 45
Best known as Jimmy Pipkin Of The Gallahads
also best remembered for "Lonely Guy," an enormous smash hit he wrote in 1960.

05. Majestics - Let Her Go No year/label found
The many Majestics groups and discographies get confused;
This was Detroit group the Majestics, but a name change to The Monitors was made after it was found there was another group already recording as The Majestics for another company.

06. Soul Superbs - Just AsK Me
Label Mus I Col from Columbus, Ohio No year
This group reminds me of The Whatnauts, maybe it's just me?

07. Five Keys - Girl You Better Stop
1960 LANDMARK Label or (5 Keys)
The origins of the 5 Keys go back to 1945, in Newport News,Virginia, when two sets of brothers began singing gospel music as the Sentimental Four. They were: Rudy West and Bernie West; Ripley Ingram and Raphael Ingram. Various "Five Keys" groups played concerts through the 60's and 70's but by then the glory days were but a memory. In April, 1992, the Five Keys were inducted into the UGHA Hall Of Fame, The beautiful voice of Rudy West was stilled on May 14, 1998...

08. Legends - Tell Me Baby 1963

09. Precisions - Take A Good Look 1972
Hen Mar label (Philadelphia Group)
There are several different groups called The Precisions, from New York,Boston,Scranton, PA The Precisions (Detroit Origin)

11. Four Gents - Our Love No year found
Not to be confused with the Chicago's Doowop group The Four Gents....
This group were originally known as The Four Gents & The Orphonics before they were the Delfonics staying with the same members....From Philadelphia

13. G'nomes - Sailing Away
1986 Avion label

14. West Coast - Lonely Guy
1989 Dee Jay Label

15. Dino & The Heartspinners - I'm Not A Know It All
1973 Bim Bam Boom Records from Manhattan NY
One of many cover songs of Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers 1956 version

16. Parliaments - Your So Cute
Unlnown label & year
A doo-wop vocal group from New Jersey, formed in the back room of a Jersey barbershop in the late 1950s and named after the cigarette brand. Clinton was group leader and manager and part owner of the barbershop where the group convened to entertain customers. The Parliaments were then to become soul & funk as "Parliament" with George Clinton

17. A Perfect Blend - A Good Man Is Hard To Find
Normally I'm not a fan of Accapella but this group
remains smooth, sweet and professional throughout.

19. Together - Don't You Want To Go
1974 Label : ABC

20. Admirals - King Of Love
1965 Volt Label or King Label
This group's line-up at that time included a 20-year old Gene McDaniels. His individual fame was still six years away at that point before his 100lbs Of Clay became a world-wide hit.

23. La-Rells - Tomorrow Will Only Bring Sorrow
1991 Robbee Label


ANY Corrections are welcomed!

I just wanna thank everyone for d/l personal comps from this GREAT blog!
It's a dam shame it will come to an end soon but hopefully u all will keep in touch somehow cuz most of U have become like a new family for me & I'm sure the rest of the crew feels the same...I can't believe anyone would want to ruin a good thing for what ever reason...I hope you can sleep at night cuz this is just low and wrong! heres my addy for those who want to keep in touch dustyrose5060@msn.com as for the crew I want to thank each and everyone of you for sharing!


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DUSTYROSE'S BURIED TREASURES

Hi again music lovers, Da Rose is back!

Please let me present my "Buried Treasures" Series, counting this comp as 1..
I hope you enjoy the tracks I gathered for your listening pleasures...
The D/L is free as well as the music, Oh and so are the COMMENTS!
Feel free to leave your input on this compilation as I would love to see them....TY!


The RossyBoy came through for me again with this Dynamite cover & as always,
(((((((((((((( THANK YOU, RB ! )))))))))))))))))

01. Charades - Treasure Of Love
02. Darrell Fletcher - Sitting There That Night
03. Occasions - Baby Don't Go
04. Durango - Didn't I
05. Imagination's - Love Jones
06. Intruders - Doctor, Doctor
07. Eight Minutes - Will You Still Be Mine
08. Renaldo Domino - Nevermore
09. Center Stage - Are You There
10. Dramatics - If You Haven't Got Love
11. Menagerie - The Love I Have To Give
12. Dynamics - Ice Cream Song
13. TnT Band - I Miss You
14. Bobby Reed - If I Don't Love You
15. Continental Four - If I Don't Have You
16. Montclairs - Ease The Pain
17. First Class - Hypnotized
18. Albert Stone - Don't Believe Him Donna
19. George Jackson - When I Stop Lovin' You
20. Trends - A Night For Love
21. Shadows - My Love Has Gone
22. Younghearts - Queen Of My Heart
23. Medallions - Can You Talk?
24. Rare Function - Baby I'm For Real
25. Old Friends - Confesando

A little 411 on some of these tracks....

01. Charades - Treasure Of Love 1962 diggie, diggie, diggie dooooo Love the background!
From California's Central Valley in the late 50's, the original members of this solid vocal group first recorded in 1962 greatest success with "Please Be My Love Tonight" The Charades started in 1956 as the Latin Knights. In the early 60's they became the Charades and performed with and backed many rock and roll stars touring California.

02. Darrow Fletcher - Sitting There That Night 1966
Darrow Fletcher started singing when he was six years old.(born 23-January-1951 in Inkster, Michigan... (Rose Battiste's cousin)
He did this single on Jacklyn Records label & was a monster in Chicago, but never got much further than the city limits, due to Jacklyn Records small budget and despite all his recordings, he never made an album.

03. Occasions - Baby Don't Go 1967
A local group from Cleavland backed up by legendary Jim Brown of The Cleavland Browns, "Big Jim Records" had lofty goals of recording local talent and the Occasions, a relatively unknown group was the first act. The label, a subsidiary of Way Out Records, unleashed "Baby Don't Go" . While waiting for more releases, Big Jim left them high and dry by moving to Hollywood and not looking back.....Poor Dudes, Jive Jim :(

06. Intruders - Doctor, Doctor 1970
B side is When We Get Married as a 7", Single
The Intruders were the first group to score hits with the songwriting/production team of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, they played a major role in the rise of Philadelphia soul, These guys were originally formed as a doo wop group in 1960 which I love all their doowop & soul hits!

07. Eight Minutes - Will You Still Be Mine 1968
AKA The Soul Impacts, on Jay Pee label....This group was formed in 1967 ,the children of two Chicago families, another fav track was "Oh Yes I Do" also 1968

10. Dramatics - If You Haven't Got Love May of 67
The Masterkeys also recorded this gem a few months later in August of 67
both on Sport label. I like both versions but IMHO Dramatics did it a little better...

12. Dynamics - Ice Cream Song 1969
On Hacktone Records, All Detroit natives...the group was managed by Ted White, who was married to the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin....The Dynamics had three lead voices!

13. TnT Band - I Miss You 1969
Off The Meditation Album, Coming straight out of El Barrio and the streets of New York City, These guys were doing their own thang Latin style, they only recorded 3 albums over a 2 year period, The Meditation being their last. I fell in love with this song while I was at a friends house, I kept asking him to play this track over and over until I guess he couldn't take it no more and gave me the album which I still have :)

16. Montclairs - Ease The Pain no specific year, Guessing 1973
An East St. Louis Sweet Soul vocal group who were actually named after a local brand of cigarettes! They recorded their first single in 1969, which was only distributed in the St. Louis area,the Montclairs recorded some fine heartache ballads in the early '70s that deserved better fates than they got.
23. Vernon Green & The Medallions - Can You Talk? 1973
Can you say "scandalous" ? But I LOVE it!! They were the first Vocal Doowop group to record on Dootone Records in the late 50's.. Since the passing of Vernon Green in 2000, His brother Jimmy Green and Billy Foster have continued The Medallions without him, the group has been "Reconstituted", by several musicians and singers who backed up and/or recorded with Mr. Green prior to his death.

Kick back and enjoy!
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