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Sunday, March 10, 2013

THE VISITORS - I'M IN DANGER

This record is just so, well, GROOVE-Y. One of those cuts that just shuffles along and brings a smile to the face.

The success of the Chi-Lites brought about a glorious resurgence of group harmony within the already fertile Chicago soul scene, spawning a whole crop of fabulous records. Given the sound, it's no surprise that the record was arranged by Willie Henderson (he worked often with Carl Davis on arrangements for the likes of The Chi-Lites and Barbara Acklin to name but two), and the main Chi-Lite himself, Eugene Record, producing. Other than the fact of two releases on the Dakar label, I'm afraid that I know nothing of the Visitors. Thankfully, we have this reminder of their fabulous sound, which rates in the upper echelon of sweet soul.

from 1969...

THE VISITORS - I'M IN DANGER



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