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CD Details

Released: March 14, 2006
Originally Released: 1993
Label: Collectables Records

Description by OLDIES.com:

Baltimore group Jimmy Briscoe & The Little Beavers produced some great early '70s R&B/Pop. Lead singer Jimmy Briscoe had a range of nearly four octaves and is remembered as one of the best tenor ballad R&B vocalists of all time. With this collection the group takes their rightful place among the R&B/Pop singing greats.

Tracks:

1.Forever
2.Rockin' And Dancing
3.I Only Feel This Way When I'm With You
4.Into The Milky Way
5.My Ebony Princess
6.I'll Need Your Love, (Theme From Forever)
7.Pack Up
8.Together (We'll Find The Way)
9.Marching To Higher Ground
10.Country To The City (I'm Going Back To The Country)
11.My Fallen Angel (You Turned Out To Be A Devil)
12.Theme From My Ebony Princess
13.Invitation To The World
14.Living For Today
15.So Sweet The Love
16.Here's Love Coming
17.I'll Make You Happy
18.Ain't Nothing New Under The Sun
19.True Love

Product Description:

Includes liner notes by Paul Kyser.

Liner Note Author: Paul L. Kyser.

The only missing element in this CD discography of Jimmy Briscoe & the Little Beavers' career is the Atlantic Records single "Why Do Fools Fall in Love" b/w "Sugar Brown" (9/1971) cut prior to these 19 tracks on J City, Pi Kappa, Wanderick, and Salsoul Records. The Jersey group led by Jimmy Briscoe (lead, first tenor, second tenor) also featured Stanford Stansberry's hard-edged second tenor/baritone at times. They cut good records, but nothing fantastic, and rarely got played outside the New Jersey/New York area. Furthermore, the name denotes a kiddie group and didn't help matters, which is a shame because they recorded some good material that merited attention. Some of their better moments include "Forever," a consummate wedding song; the contagious "Rockin' and Dancing"; "Together We'll Find the Way"; the romantic "My Ebony Princess"; and "My Fallen Angel," a love-happy, up-tempo song with energetic vocals. ~ Andrew Hamilton