lou ragland - understand each other (smh 1978)

This obscure album was recorded on a private label out of Cleveland SMH Records from 1977. Actually, this LP is the Lou raglands second album because he signed a great album using the name of Hot Chocolate.

These both albums are very rare and only a few hundred copies were sold. Hopefully, Soul Brother label reissued these both album.

Is the Conveyor includes great modern soul tunes such hits as "What Should I Do" and "Understand Each Other".



Style : Soul 70s / Sweet / Mellow / Crossover
Media : LP
Label : smh Press : A-1001
Year : 1977 Country : USA
Staff : ulysses young (trombone), watson vaughn (trumpet), pierre de mudd (trumpet), rasoul carey (flute & alto sax), gus hawkins (tenor sax & flute), tony rbertson (drums), hebert pruitt (bass), james d johnson iii (organ), tm tchar (guitar), fred wheatt (trombone), lou ragland (singer)


1 lou ragland understand each other
2 lou ragland what happened to the feeling
3 lou ragland since you said you'd be mine
4 lou ragland just for being you (lovin' you)
5 lou ragland what should i do
6 lou ragland it's got to change
7 lou ragland the next wolrd
8 lou ragland understand each other (instrumental)


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weapons of peace - weapons of peace (1977)

01 - Just Can't Be That Way (Ruth's Song)
02 - City
03 - Make Believe You're Near Me
04 - Space Child
05 - This Life's (About To Get Me Down)
06 - Just Keep On Smiling (Ft. Finis Henderson)
07 - Growin' Stronger
08 - Roots Mural Theme

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shawne jackson - shawne jackson (1975)

A1 Get Out Of The Kitchen (3:06)
A2 Can't Make It Without You (2:56)
A3 I Apologize (4:00)
A4 Why Did You Spoil My Dream (3:49)
A5 Women Of The World (5:23)
B1 Along For A Ride (3:15)
B2 Prove It (4:46)
B3 Don't Wait For Tomorrow (5:07)
B4 The Greatest Love (6:06)

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