Love Vibrations / Happy Birthday Baby

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CD Details

Released: May 30, 2000
Originally Released: 2000
Label: Southbound Records

Tracks:

1.Love Vibration
2.Can We Come and Share in Love
3.Going Through These Changes
4.I Can't Stand a Liar
5.Somebody for Everybody
6.To Get to You
7.If You Got the Time (I Got the Place)
8.It Must Be Love
9.I.O.U.
10.Happy Birthday Baby
11.I Still Love You
12.I Wanna Taste Your Love
13.If It's Good for Your Body (Then It's Good for Your Mind)
14.You Gotta Treat Me Right
15.Make Every Moment Count
16.Hooked on Disco Music

Product Description:

2 LPs on 1 CD: LOVE VIBRATIONS (1978)/HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABY (1979).

Personnel: Joe Simon (hand claps); Bunny Sigler (vocals); T.J. Tindall, Norman Harris, Bob Feldman, Bobby Eli (guitar); Don Renaldo (strings, horns); Barry Miles (keyboards, synthesizer); Raeford Gerald (keyboards, hand claps); Bruce Gray, Bob Hamilton (keyboards); Keith Benson, Bill Blum (drums); Larry Washington (congas, bongos); Douglas Rowell (hand claps); Tony Ramos (percussion); Barbara Massey, Barbara Ingram, Carla Benson, Helene Miles, Eunice Peterson, Mikki Farrow, Carl Helm, Janice Bell, Ron Tyson, Yvonne Lewis (background vocals).

Recording information: Media Sound, NY; Sigma Sound Studio, Philadelphia, PA; Venture Sound Studios, NJ.

Photographers: Gregory Heisler; Benno Friedman.

Arrangers: Leon Mitchell; Lester Snell; Norman Harris; Ron Kersey; Tony Camillo.

In 2000, Southbound reissued Joe Simon's Love Vibrations/Happy Birthday Baby together for the first time on one disc. Love Vibrations originally was released in 1979 on the Spring imprint. ~ Rob Theakston