My Sound Of Philadelphia Blog

[JimBagley]

Jim's Music Of Philadelphia has a new posting featuring six singles from 1966-67. I hope you will check it out and add comments on what some of your favorite Philly music tracks were from that two-year period. The highlighted singles are:
*The Intruders - “[[We’ll Be) United” and “Together”
*Lorraine Ellison - “Stay With Me”
*The Showstoppers - “Ain’t Nothin’ But A House Party”
*Jay & the Techniques - “Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie”
*Ronnie Walker - “Really, Really Love You”

Thank you for checking it out,
Jim

https://jimbagleyphillymusic.wordpress.com/

[Boogiedown]

Jim's Music Of Philadelphia has a new posting featuring six singles from 1966-67. I hope you will check it out and add comments on what some of your favorite Philly music tracks were from that two-year period. The highlighted singles are:
*The Intruders - “[[We’ll Be) United” and “Together”
*Lorraine Ellison - “Stay With Me”
*The Showstoppers - “Ain’t Nothin’ But A House Party”
*Jay & the Techniques - “Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie”
*Ronnie Walker - “Really, Really Love You”

Thank you for checking it out,
Jim

https://jimbagleyphillymusic.wordpress.com/

Really good stuff Jim! Thanks!!!!!

APPLES PEACHES PUMPKIN PIE, seem like such unlikely lyrics, I'm not sure why they are teamed up together? but I like the flow of the phrase and its a song I always seem to enjoy. 'Exceptionally catchy' as you put it Jim.
I had no idea it was a mixed race group [[or what race period for that matter) , or that Jay Proctor was the only 'true' member being heard on the release.