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Dee Dee Sharp - What Kind Of Lady This is another performance filmed for my now legendary documentary, "The Strange World Of (More) This is another performance filmed for my now legendary documentary, "The Strange World Of Northern Soul". I filmed and interviewed over three hundred people and 131 artists performing their Northern Soul classic songs, for a six disc DVD box set extravaganza, called "The Strange World Of Northern Soul", with twenty four hours of footage, including some rare footage of the Motorcity reunion. The project started in 1997, was released on VHS tape and premiered to 1300 people at the King George's Hall in Blackburn in July 1999, then took four more years to refine and re-edit into its DVD release in 2003. A life's labour of love. And here, filmed in Philadelphia, is Dee Dee Sharp herself, born Dione LaRue, on the 9th September 1945, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dee Dee is a classic soul and R&B singer who began her career recording back-up vocals in 1961. In 1962 she began a string of very successful Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hits: "Slow Twistin'" (with Chubby Checker) (#3), "Mashed Potato Time" (#2), "Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)" (#9), "Ride!" (#5) and "Do the Bird" (#10). In 1967 she married record producer Kenny Gamble and has since recorded under the name Dee Dee Sharp-Gamble. She had a brief career resurgence during the disco era: as a member of the Philadelphia International All Stars (which also included Lou Rawls, Billy Paul, Teddy Pendergrass, The O'Jays and Archie Bell) she had a minor hit with "Let's Clean Up the Ghetto." In 1981 she spent four weeks at number one on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart with "Breaking and Entering" / "Easy Money," from her album Dee Dee. It was a true honour to film such a legendary lady for our documentary, back in early 1999. (Less)
Dexter Wansel - Dance With Me Tonight (1977) When Dexter Wansel was 12 years old, he got the job of a gofer for the Uptown Theater in (More) When Dexter Wansel was 12 years old, he got the job of a gofer for the Uptown Theater in Philadelphia, going to get sandwiches and clothes out of the cleaners for the various acts that performed at the venue like Stevie Wonder and Patti Labelle. During the Sixties, Dexter served in the Vietnam War, an experience that he says has left him with a fear of bullets, unsurprisingly. Many years later, Wansel would co-write a number one R & B hit for Labelle. In 1975, Wansel met Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff when he was a member of a band called Yellow Sunshine, which also featured guitarist Roland Chambers who would later become a part of MFSB, the house band for Gamble & Huff's Philadelphia International Records. The Yellow Sunshine sessions led to session work, at Philadelphia, with the group The Ebony's. Becoming a part of the staff creative collective, Wansel began arranging, playing keyboards, and writing songs for the label's acts including The O'Jays, Teddy Pendergrass, and The Intruders, amongst others. When Patti Labelle signed with PIR, she recorded Wansel's 'Shoot Him on Sight,' a song Wansel intended for Jackson Browne, on her 1981 album 'The Spirit's in It'. A song Wansel co-wrote with Kenneth Gamble and Cynthia Biggs, the ballad 'If Only You Knew,' held the number one R & B spot for four weeks in early 1984. It was on Patti's 'I'm in Love Again' LP, which went gold, hitting number four R & B. Some of Dexter's compositions and arrangements include: Jean Carn's 'I'm in Love Once Again,' 'You Are All I Need' (music by Instant Funk), 'Where Did You Ever Go,' 'Free Love,' and the dancer 'Give It Up', Shirley Jones' 'Last Night I Needed Somebody' and 'She Knew About Me', The Jacksons' 'Keep on Dancin',' 'Living Together,' 'Do What You Wanna Do,' and 'Jump for Joy', The Stylistics' 'Hurry Up This Way Again,', (keyboardist Patrice Rushen covered 'Hurry Up This Way Again'), Dee Dee Sharp Gamble 'I Love You Anyway' and I Believe In Love', Amy Keys 'Has It Come To This', The O'Jays' 'I Really Need You Now', Miles Jaye 'I've Been A Fool For You', Marilyn Scott 'Dreams Of Tomorrow' and 'You Are All I Need', Jermaine Jackson 'Let's Get Serious', Pieces Of A Dream 'co-writing 'Warm Weather', MFSB 'Mysteries Of The World', Brandi Wells 'I Hate To See You Go', Joanna Gardner 'We Can Make It', Teddy Pendergrass 'Take Me In Your Arms Tonight', Phyllis Hyman's 'Living All Alone', Jeff Major's 'Sonny's Prayer', The Jones Girls' 'We're A Melody', 'Nights Over Egypt,' 'Love Don't Ever Say Goodbye,' and 'Why You Wanna Do That To Me', Archie Bell and the Drells' 'Old People', and Evelyn 'Champagne' King's 'Till I Come Off the Road' and the ballad 'The Show Is Over.' Apart from his Stateside commitments, Dexter has found the time to work wth some of the soul artists in the U.K. including Junior, Nat Augustin, Peter Royer and Loose Ends. Wansel's own charting LPs were 'Life on Mars' from summer 1976 (includes two tracks with Instant Funk, 'Life on Mars' and 'You Can Be What You Wanna Be'), 'What the World Is Coming To' (featuring 'Holdin' On'), 'Voyager' (with its great space-age oriented graphics, and featuring the excellent social commentary song 'Solutions') from spring 1978, and 'Time Is Slipping Away' (featuring the vocals of Terri Wells on 'The Sweetest Pain') from 1979. Several tracks from his LPs were played on the radio, including (the beautifully orchestrated 'Theme From the Planets,' the funky 'Disco Lights') and some of his songs 'Together Once Again,' 'One Million Miles From the Ground,' and 'Holdin' On' are still in Dexters' repertoire today. 'Holdin' On' was a radio played LP track from actor Lawrence Hilton Jacobs' self-titled album produced by Lamont Dozier. 'Global Warming', from the 1991 PIR / Zoo / BMG CD 'Universe', featured Dexter Wansel received some airplay on smooth jazz radio stations, however, the soul purists went for the Jean Carne song 'Love Is Beautiful'. During the '90's, Wansel continued to work with the re-activated Philadelphia International Records and occasionally toured. In 2000, he joined forces with MFSB, once again, for songwriting and arranging chores, for the gospel artist Jeff Majors. "Dance With Me Tonight" is from the album "What The World Is Coming To" and is available on CD at Amazon! Also see Dexter's own website : http://host267.ipowerweb.com/~smashtvm/dexter.html (Less)
Teddy Pendergrass - It s Time For Love 1981 
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Teddy Pendergrass - It s Time For Love 1981
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