Catalog Number: CHARLY704LP Color: Black Format: LP UPC: 5060767445891 Rare Seventies Big City Street Soul In 1971, film producer David Gil and his business partners Robert S Sinn and Paul Frankenberg launched a film company called GSF. Over the next few years, it would be involved in a small number of productions. But, in 1971 the movie business was kind of old-hat, music was where it was at, and so GSF Records, a well-funded label, headed by Larry Newton was formed. Today Newton is largely remembered for his attempts to prevent Louis Armstrong from recording 'What A Wonderful World' but that didn't stop him from growing ABC from a second division company to an industry leader. As he approached his 52nd birthday he was unveiled as GSF Records' president a full-service music company, involved in records and publishing across all genres. Through a joint venture with drummer Bernard Purdie the label targeted the R&B charts and soul & funk dominated GSF's release schedule. Black music ruled and this was reinforced by the hiring of Lloyd Price as head of A&R (veteran R&B star), and producers George Kerr (All-Platinum), Mickey Stevenson (Motown) and Jerry 'Swamp Dogg' Williams. No wonder then, unintentional as it was, that GSF left behind such an extraordinary legacy of rare soul treasures.Features legendary Northern Soul classics courtesy of Anderson Brothers, Skull Snaps and Connie Laverne Produced by hit makers George Kerr and Motown veteran Mickey Stevenson Starring the Whatnauts and Eddie "Hey There Lonely Girl" Holman " 1. Anderson Brothers - I Can See Him Loving You 2. Lloyd Price - Love Music 3. Skull Snaps - My Hang Up Is You 4. Blanch Carter - Halos Are For Angels 5. Garnet Mimms - Somebody, Someplace 6. Jackie Ross - Do I (Love You Like You Like It) 7. Classic Example - That's Groovy Side B 1. Connie Laverne - Can't Live Without You 2. Passions - A Toast (May There Be No Last Time) 3. Liberation - Don't Spread Your Love Around 4. Winfield Parker - Trust Me 5. Whatnauts - Give Him Up 6. Barry Smith - That's All That's Required 7. Eddie Holman - Young Girl (In Your World)