My own little thingy thang

Arranged By – Lou Delise
Engineer – Doug Fearn
Executive Producer – Frank Fioravanti
Mixed By – David Todd (tracce: B1)
Producer – Frank Fioravanti, Lou Delise, Paul Rakes
Written-By – A. Isbelle (tracce: B2), B.T. Jones (tracce: B2), E. Floyd (tracce: B2), Fioravanti (tracce: A2, A3), DeLise (tracce: A2), Rakes (tracce: A2, A3), Sam Cooke (tracce: A4), William DeVaughn (tracce: A1, B1, B3), DeVaughn (tracce: A2, A3)

Recorded at Veritable Studio.

William DeVaughn - Figures Can't Calculate (1980)

CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST

HOT WIND BLOWS (feat. Lil Wayne)

I’ll Erase Away Your Pain - The Whatnauts (sped up)

UNDERTALE Soundtrack

Fallen Down (Reprise)

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Get You - Single

Japanese Denim

“Where We Used to Be” is a country-soul heartbreak set in the only bar in town. A deep, worn-in baritone tells the story of a man stuck at the edge of the room, watching the woman he let go slow dance with someone who actually treats her right. Warm bass, steel and organ pads, and a steady barroom groove frame the scene: gravel crunching in the parking lot, a buzzing neon sign, the same old jukebox song, and a jealous heart he has to swallow instead of scream. It’s intimate, human, and painfully honest—like closing time for a love you should’ve fought harder to keep.

Where We Used To Be

Lyrics by Aleksandras Malinauskas. 
Music produced using Suno (Pro plan, commercial use).
Moody.

Happiness' Bells (Soul Rock)

The OF Tape Vol. 2

White (feat. Frank Ocean)

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The Emulations - These Are The Things (Vwala Beats Remix)

Avaialable from Mr Bongo on vinyl LP and CD https://www.mrbongo.com/products/the-sylvers-ii-vinyl-lp-cdThis is a masterpiece. And we mean it. Beautiful, golden-era soul written by Leon Sylvers III, produced by Jerry Butler and Keg Johnson.

The Sylvers were a family from Los Angeles who were very successful during the 70’s and into the early 80’s, with chart hits – deep into pop-disco territory by then! – including ‘Boogie Fever’, ‘Hot Line’ and ‘High School Dance’.

This is the groups second album, from 1973, and is one of their strongest. Opening with the awesome mid-tempo ‘We Can Make It If We Try’ the record moves through funk, boogie and deep soul moods, finishing on a hazy, acapella version of The Beatles ‘Yesterday’.

The Sylvers always provide a goldmine of samples. This album has been flipped by Madlib (for MF DOOM), Homeboy Sandman, 50 Cent, Ghostface Killah, Black Milk, Roc Marciano, David Banner & 9th Wonder and more.

Official Mr Bongo reissue. Replica original artwork. Licensed from Pride Inc. 2006.

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