Jimmy Briscoe And The Beavers - My Ebony Princess (1975)
BAND/ARTIST: Jimmy Briscoe And The Beavers
- Title: My Ebony Princess
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: P-Vine Records
- Genre: R&B, Funk / Soul
- Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue, log)
- Total Time: 50:53
- Total Size: 331 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Forever (I’ll Need Your Love) (3:35)
02. Rockin & Dancin (Never Had No Time For Romancin') (3:15)
03. I Only Feel This Way When I'm With You (3:37)
04. Where Were You When I Needed You) (3:07)
05. My Ebony Princess (4:29)
06. (Theme From) Forever (I'll Need Your Love) (3:58)
07. Pack Up (4:53)
08. Together (We'll Find The Way) (3:22)
09. Marching To Higher Ground (3:24)
10. Country To The City (I'm Going Back To The Country) (4:41)
11. My Fallin' Angel (You Turned Out To Be A Devil) (2:51)
12. (Theme From) My Ebony Princess (4:00)
13. Why Do Falls Fall In Love (2:39)
14. Sugar Brown (3:03)
01. Forever (I’ll Need Your Love) (3:35)
02. Rockin & Dancin (Never Had No Time For Romancin') (3:15)
03. I Only Feel This Way When I'm With You (3:37)
04. Where Were You When I Needed You) (3:07)
05. My Ebony Princess (4:29)
06. (Theme From) Forever (I'll Need Your Love) (3:58)
07. Pack Up (4:53)
08. Together (We'll Find The Way) (3:22)
09. Marching To Higher Ground (3:24)
10. Country To The City (I'm Going Back To The Country) (4:41)
11. My Fallin' Angel (You Turned Out To Be A Devil) (2:51)
12. (Theme From) My Ebony Princess (4:00)
13. Why Do Falls Fall In Love (2:39)
14. Sugar Brown (3:03)
Discovered by music promoter Paul Kyser at a talent show in Baltimore in the early 1970’s, five young men from Baltimore inspired by the Jackson 5 and calling themselves Jimmy Briscoe & the Little Beavers made quite an impression with the public; which led to a number of singles released on Atlantic Records beginning in 1971, and then for the Buddah Records subsidiary Pi Kappa.
A full length album followed entitled “My Ebony Princess” which was reviewed as a “top album pick” by Billboard magazine in 1974. The group’s sophisticated vocal harmony set them apart from the other groups, though lack of distribution left them relatively unknown to the public. The group’s original lineup was Jimmy Briscoe, Stanford Stansbury, Kevin Barnes, Maurice Pulley, and Robert Makins. Bobby Finch replaced Makins in 1977 and the group dropped the “Little” from its name becoming Jimmy Briscoe & The Beavers.
A full length album followed entitled “My Ebony Princess” which was reviewed as a “top album pick” by Billboard magazine in 1974. The group’s sophisticated vocal harmony set them apart from the other groups, though lack of distribution left them relatively unknown to the public. The group’s original lineup was Jimmy Briscoe, Stanford Stansbury, Kevin Barnes, Maurice Pulley, and Robert Makins. Bobby Finch replaced Makins in 1977 and the group dropped the “Little” from its name becoming Jimmy Briscoe & The Beavers.
Soul | R&B | FLAC / APE
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