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Joe

Joe White was a Jamaican singer and musician who had a handful of hits in his home country. He was part of the duo, Joe White and Chuck.

Background

In addition to being a vocalist, Joe White played the piano and melodica. Recording at Studio One, he had hits such as "My Guiding Star".

Recording under Sonia Pottinger, Joe White and Chuck scored with the ballad "Every Night" in 1966 which caught on instantly as a hit and stayed in the Jamaican charts for several months. The song was actually recorded in one take.

Career

In 1966, Joe and Della recorded the song "So Close" which was "Eighth Games" by the Baba Brooks Band and released on Doctor Bird DB 1043.

In 1968, his recording "I'm So Proud" was released in Jamaica on the Flame label.

Jerking the Dog links

Free tracks can be downloaded at The Crowns website.

Established in … Read Full Bio ↴ She Swears Like a Sailor The Crowns Lyrics

https://sonichits.com/video/The_Crowns/She_Swears_Like_a_Sailor

Monday Morning Blues https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En-87PM2Fak

Where is the album info? https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Disc/1967/DISC-&-Music-Echo-1967-12-02.pdf

October 2, 1965, BILLBOARD - P 54 D. ROBERT SCOTT, WERD, Atlanta Jerkin' the Dog- Mighty Hannibal, Chiffon https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1965/Billboard%201965-10-02.pdf

RECORD WORLD-Febxuacy 19, 1966 Page 30 BILL TERRELL, WDIA, MEMPHIS HITS

"Jerkin The Dog," Mighty Hannibal, Decca, hit #1 in Memphis Now are you happy, Joey Bonner?

cbkbstudio 4th Sep 2017

	Shurfine original release listed in Billboard 02 Oct. 1965 Top R&B Jockeys Pick-Of-The-Week (page 54) as Chiffon label.

Billboard MARCH 5, 1966 Page 1

DECCA RECORDS HERALDED a Detroit breakout of sales on Mighty Hannibal's "Jerkin' the Dog" single with a massive campaign. Helping Hannibal with the elephants are Tom Shannon, left, air personality at CKLW, and Pete Gideon, Decca's Detroit promotion man.

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1966/Billboard%201966-03-05.pdf

MUSIC King Khan Remember Outlandish R&B Singer Mighty Hannibal DJ/soul music expert Jonathan Toubin breaks down singer's 5 best tracks

BY JASON NEWMAN 1. “Jerkin the Dog” (Shurfine, 1965)

One of the most supreme soul dance songs ever was born from the marriage of two popular dance crazes: “The Jerk” and “The Dog.” https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/elton-john-king-khan-remember-outlandish-rb-singer-mighty-hannibal-180719/

Prior to his “Hymn No. 5” release on Josie, which is number 83 on this week’s Top 100, Hannibal waxed such tunes as “Baby Please Change Your Mind,” “Jerkin’ The Dog,” and “Please Take A Chance On Me.” Cash Box —November 19, 1966 - P 46

Cash Box—February 19, 1966 - P 80 Otto names the most promising record of the week as “Jerkin’ The Dog” by The Mighty Hannibal.

Itunes #73 country image (August 16 2020) https://www.top-charts.com/s/jerkin-the-dog-the-mighty-hannibal#google_vignette:~:text=%2373,on%20Radio%20Chart

https://www.top-charts.com/s/jerkin-the-dog-the-mighty-hannibal#google_vignette

https://www.ultratop.be/fr/song/48f29/The-Crowns-Jerking-The-Dog

http://swisscharts.com/song/The-Foundations/Jerkin'-The-Dog-258953

According to the 16 August 1969 issue of Billboard, Sugar Records was a new record label that was going to exploit the music by West Indian artists. The recordings would be overseen by production director Charles Ross. Three artists to have their work released that month were Claude Sang, Joe White, and Frenz. The songs that White recorded for his single were "Yesterday" and "I Am Free".

Death

Joe white died on 26 September, 2023 in Hackney, East London.

External links

• Discogs - Joe White

BASF to improve

BASF, the record label existed during the 1970s. The label issued thousands of recordings by artists of many genres.

Background

The BASF record label was the vinyl record division of the BASF chemical group.

The label had ventured into the quadraphonic area and the label's releases included Demonstration in Quadro, Fantastic Quadro by rosse Orchester Spielen Welthits and Musik Total Erleben.

History

Acciording to the 20 February 1971 issue of Billboard, BASF were to set up their record label early in the following year. The company was currently looking for a pressing and distribution deal to market record discs and tapes under the BASF banner.

The first of March was the date given for the company's move into the record business with the BASF label making its debut in Germany. Werner Cyprys a German producer had for some time already been active in building up a ready catalogue for the label's introduction. The label had also taken on board, Sigrid Volkmann, a German producer from Munich. Some of the artists which would be releasing their work through BASF were, Daniela, Gisela Marell, Hans Juergen Baeumler (ice star), John O'Brian Docker (guitarist ), Arno Flor (big band leader), Thomas Fritsch (actor), Peter Garden (tv star), Rolf Kuehn (jazz star), and Dieter Thomas.

They had already sealed a distribution deal with MPS Records. The MPS catalogue included work by includes material by Ella Fitzgerald, Oscar Peterson and Errol Garner. The deal also included the budget cassette company Polyband.

The 29 April 1972 issue of Billboard (page 22) featured ads from the Shorewood Packaging Corporation welcoming BASF Records to America and the PRC Recording Company welcoming BASF Records to the American scene. The following page had some of the label's artists who had their work released on the label. They were, Don "Sugar Cane" Harris with Fiddler On The Rock, Earl "Fatha" Hines with Fatha & His Flock On Tour, Jim Hall with It's Nice to Be With You, Dave Pike Set with Infa Red, Ella Fitzgerald with Watch What Happens, Oscar Peterson with Motions & Emotions and Hello Herbie, The Kenny Clarke Big Band with All Smiles, Milt Buckner Trio with Play Chords, and Don Cherry with Eternal Rhythm.

The contact for the United States was BASF Systems, Inc., Crosby Drive, Bedford, Mass. 01730. And for Canada it was BASF Canada Ltd., P.O. Box 430, Station St. Laurent, Montreal 379, Quebec.

The 12 May 1973 issue of Billboard showed three BASF releases in the charts. Cindy & Bert were at no. 5 in the German chart with "Immer Wieder Sonntags" and Freddy Breck was at no. 7 with "Bianca". Breck also had an album, Uberall Auf Der Welt at no. 10 in the Dutch chart.

Further reading

• Seventies Sevents - BASF

External links

• Discogs - BASF, Releases

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Joy

• Joy - Author: Kevin Whitlock

https://www.jazzwise.com/review/joy

• Joy – Joy

https://jazzviews.net/joy-joy/

• Reissue of 1976 album ‘Joy’: (Chris Francis, James Dvorak, Frank Roberts, Ernest Mothle, Keith Bailey)

https://londonjazznews.com/2023/08/10/reissue-of-1976-album-joy-chris-francis-james-dvorak-frank-roberts-ernest-mothle-keith-bailey/

• Joy review — reissued album captures melting pot of 1970s London jazz

https://www.ft.com/content/5840f438-286b-4c41-a333-f422c8c1b1fd

• Cadillac’s Joy reissue gets Presto award

https://jazzjournal.co.uk/2023/12/08/cadillacs-joy-reissue-gets-presto-award/#google_vignette

Warm Dust

History of Rock https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/New-Musical-Express/History-of-Rock/TheHistoryOfRock1973.pdf#search=%22warm%20dust%22

Peace for Our Time airplay https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/70s/71/Record-World-1971-09-04.pdf

Billboard 23 May 1970 - Page 66 Metronome Billboard 1 Aug 1970 - Page 58 Iron Butterfly and Warm Dust Billboard 8 Aug 1970 - Page 45 Dust and other act in frtont of invited audience

https://www.oxfordreference.com/search?q=%22Warm+Dust%22Peace+for+our+time&searchBtn=Search&isQuickSearch=true

Highly Popular in Germany - Dreams Of Impossibilities was only issued in Germany https://www.oxfordreference.com/search?q=%22Warm+Dust%22Trend&searchBtn=Search&isQuickSearch=true

. Dust Formed in 1970, UK’s Warm Dust comprised Les Walker (vocals), Paul Carrack (b. 22 April 1951, Sheffield, North Riding of Yorkshire, England; keyboards), Alan Soloman (saxophone, keyboards, vocals), John Surguy (saxophone, guitar, vocals), Terry ‘Tex’ Comer (b. 23 February 1949, Burnley, Lancashire, England; bass) and Dave Pepper (drums). This accomplished progressive rock band made an ambitious debut with And It Came To Pass , a stylistically diverse double album hinged to Carrack’s imaginative playing. Keith Bailey replaced Pepper prior to the...

https://www.oxfordreference.com/search?q=Warm+Dust

Warm Dust and pope. Drummer mentioned https://books.google.com/books?id=wmpYAAAAIBAJ&pg=PA45&dq=%22Warm+Dust%22&article_id=1744,5511650&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=%22Warm%20Dust%22&f=false

Booked at Eel Pie https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Melody-Maker/60s/69/Melody-Maker-1969-1213.pdf#search=%22warm%20dust%22

Sept 1970 warm Dust began work on LP in June https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Beat-Instrumental/Beat-Instrumental-1970-09-S-OCR.pdf#search=%22warm%20dust%22

18. Warm Dust – Warm Dust (1972) https://www.howardbasshead.com/best-prog-rock-albums/

Charleston Gazette Charleston, West Virginia, USA

11 Sep 1971 https://newspaperarchive.com/tags/?pci=7&pf=warm&pl=dust/

European Stars and Stripes Darmstadt, Hesse, DE

17 Apr 1971 https://newspaperarchive.com/tags/?pci=25&pf=warm&pl=dust/

https://www.festivival.com/festivals/tag/artist/warm-dust

https://www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de/newspaper/item/6EKHHATM6DUNW7M6L64M4UACAIWFCYYY?query=%22Warm+Dust%22&sort=sort.publication_date+desc&hit=1&issuepage=5

Lock icon Pop goes to the Vatican-in an audience with Pope 18 April 1971 - I ROME, Saturday DOPE PAUL, in an un- uvual private audience, received five rock music groups yesterday, including two French girls in hot pants. The groups were the Warm Dust from London, the Hot Pants from Paris and three Italian groups— AP - 287 words

https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/search?q=%22Warm%20Dust%22&nid=straitstimes&df=1971-04-18&dt=1971-04-18

Ruskin

Les Années folles (Gentlemen Please) https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Ann%C3%A9es_folles

Later mention on Ruskin song https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/2005/Music-Week-2005-05-28.pdf

France Gall – Les années folles https://www.ultratop.be/fr/song/9a692/France-Gall-Les-annees-folles

Strachwitz Fontera Collection - Los Años Locos de Angélica María</ref>

Swete

https://archive.org/details/DiarioCronicaBuenosAires19690314_5/page/n23/mode/2up?q=%22Anthony+Swete%22

Other artists

https://archive.org/details/DiarioCronicaBuenosAires19690825_6/page/22/mode/2up?q=%22Anthony+Swete%22

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/tommie-knighton-obituary?pid=185632633

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PPX Enterprises, Inc.
Founder	Ed Chalpin
Defunct	Defunct
Distributor(s)	Various
Genre	Various
Country of origin	United States
Location	New York

PPX Enterprises, Inc. is the umbrella organization for various PPX entities which includes P.P.X. and PPX Productions. The label, like its Founder Ed Chalpin is quite likely remembered for its dealings Jimi Hendrix and cover versions.

Background

PPX Enterprises, Inc. provided cover versions of top hits from the 1950s to the present in various genres. These could be obtained for use by record companies, duplicators, for films use, background music, radio and television.

The company was formed by Ed Chalpin in 1961, who had been in the music business since 1956.

Known for turning out cover-versions of songs, it was estimated in 1975 that PPX had a catalogue of around 5,000 titles. Subsidiaries of PPX Enterprises include Dimensional Sound which was located at 301 W 54 St., New York, NY 10019.

Artists who were signed over the years to PPX include, Jimmy Cliff, Jimi Hendrix, Curtis Knight, Anthony Swete and Ella Moore.

History

1960s

In 1962, Ed Chalpin had signed contracts with RCA Mexicana and Gamma Records to promote his pre-recorded tapes catalogue.

It was reported by Cash Box in the magazine's 18 November 1962 issue that PPX Enterprises were expanding their business into Latin America. Under Ed Chalpin's supervision, Stanley Steinhouse would be covering the development of PPX in all the Latin American markets. Representing PPX Enterprises in Venezuela was Fabrica Venezolana de Discos which Steinhouse was also involved with. Also the Hitsvillve series of records with PPX recordings had been issued.

The 4 November, 1967 issue of RPM Weekly wrote that PPX Enterprises had announced the finalization of their national negotiations for two new Jimi Hendrix LPs. The English Decca and London labels were set up. There were also negotiations in process for release Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

1970s to 1980s

According to Cash Box in the magazine's May 9, 1970 issue, Swete along with Curtis Knight and Ella Moore were to have releases in the near future on the Paramount label. They were to be promoted under the wing of Bill Gallagher of Famous Music. With Knight's album Down in the Village already released, Swete and Moore were to have their recordings released in the near future.

It was reported by Billboard in the magazine's 17 February, 1973 issue that PPX Enterprises, Inc. had taken legal action against the administrator of Jimi Hendrix's estate, Polydor Records; Track Records, Michael Frank Jeffery, of London, and Yameta Ltd., Nassau, Bahamas. The case came about as a result of Hendrix who was making a living as a guitarist and a member of The Squires had made a recording at PPX Studios with a member of the group and on October 15, 1965, had entered into a contract for three years.

As of July 1979, PPX Enterprises, Inc. was located at 301 West 54th St., New York, N.Y. 10019.

1990s to 2020s

According to the 6 July 2021 issue of Fader, PPX Enterprises owner Ed Chalpin had been enlisted by A Tribe Called Quest to oversee their deal with Jive Records. Apparently, founding member Ali Shaheed Muhammad and the rest of the group were unaware that Chalpin had added a clause to the deal that with the next five records, his company PPX Enterprises would be getting a percentage of the royalties. When the band were recording their The Low End Theory album they embarked on a mission to have the clause erased. A court case involving Jive Records ensued. They later discovered that PPX had sold their share of a settlement they made with Jive Records to a party who entered into a partnership with the music royalties portal, Royalty Exchange.

Artists

It was reported in the 12 May 1973 edition of Billboard that Chalpin was now the manager of singer Jimmy Cliff and had signed deals with Warner Brothers, and EMI.

Later years

According the March 10, 2015 article "CURTIS KNIGHT & THE SQUIRES Featuring JIMI HENDRIX – “Station Break” Streaming" by Brave Worlds, the recordings that Jimi Hendrix did for PPX and RSVP are part of his extraordinary legacy.

Ed Chalpin died in Boca Raton, Florida on 1 October, 2019. He was surrounded by family which included his two daughters, a sister and several nieces and nephews. The funeral service was held on 6 October 2019 at Beth David Cemetery in Elmont, New York.

Pluto

Maria Grey College Thursday, May 27th Osibisa and Pluto https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Melody-Maker/70s/71/Melody-Maker-1971-05-22-OCR.pdf#search=%22pluto%22

Shen• 11tor1c C<illt·&C, Wc>rcs.: l}ridKtl S1 John an l Pluto

Student Dates - Pluto at Shenstone College https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Melody-Maker/70s/72/Melody-Maker-1972-03-04-OCR.pdf#search=%22pluto%22

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Joy Marshall
Birth name	Jean Pipkins
Born	United States
Died	London, England
Genres	Jazz, pop
Occupation	Singer
Instrument	Voice
Labels	Decca, Toast, Turtle
Member of	The Johnny Dankworth band
Spouse	Peter King
Partner	Tubby Hayes

Joy Marshall was an English based American Jazz singer who performed in clubs around England and overseas. She recorded for the Decca and Toast labels. and had a UK hit during the 1960s.

Background

Joy Marshall was born in New York and started out singing in church. It was in the 1950s that she was a navy singer, performing in a big band. After her discharge from the navy, she performed in clubs and got steady work. She was unable to get a recording contract while other singers did. One night she was at the Purple Onion club in San Franscisco. There, Royston Marker who was an executive from New Zealand talked her into moving to England where he said she would do better.

Joy Marshall moved to England where she replaced Cleo Laine in the Johnny Dankworth band. She became one England's top local jazz artists.

Marshall married Peter King at the Westminster Registry Office at the Marylebone Town Hall in London, on 29th October 1962. Marshall would end up in a relationship with Tubby Hayes.

According to the 14 March 1964 issue of the Liverpool Echo, Marshall was aged 21 when she came to England eighteen months prior.

According to Val Wilmer who saw Marshall and Blossom Dearie perform at Ronnie Scott's club said Marshall had issues with audiences. Even though Marshall had a slight resemblance to Sarah Vaughan there were unfair comparisons between herself and Vaughan.

While living in England Marshall experienced problems with discrimination. Along with Selena Jones and Madeline Bell, she experienced discrimination from landlords or prospective landlords.

Career

Marshall recorded the song "Love Can Change So Many Things". Backed with "Till the End of Time", it was released on Ember EMBS 163 in 1962.

In 1964, Marshall played the part of street walker Maureen O'Neill in the musical, Maggie May. In spite of having three duets with the star Rachel Roberts, Marshall pulled out because she had no solo spots. She was replaced by Diana Quiseekay in August 1964.

In 1965, her solo album, Who Says They Don't Write Good Songs Anymore was released on Decca. She was also in the Netherlands that year. Becked by Rob Madna on piano and the Frans de Kok Orchestra she performed the song "It's All Right with Me".

In 1966, Marshall had a Top 40 hit in the UK with "The More I See You",

In 1968, Marshall recorded the song "And I'll Find You" which was composed by Brian Potter and Graham Dee. It was arranged by Graham Wadsworth. It was originally intended to be a Eurovision Entry song for Sharon Tandy, but it didn't end up being so. Backed with "I'm So Glad You're Back, it was released on Toast TT 512. Reviewed by Peter Jones in the 4 January, 1969 issue of Record Mirror and possibly unaware of Marshall's death that year, it was given a four-star rating.Jones enjoyed listening to it and said it was a very good performance as expected, but the song might not be quite direct enough to click.

Death

Marshall was found dead in her London apartment on 21 November at the age of 32. Her death was said to be as a result from an overdose of sleeping pills and alcohol.

Later years

Thirteen songs that Marshall recorded with the Gordon Beck Quartet in 1968 appeared on the When Sunny Gets Blue (Spring '68 Sessions) album. Credited to The Gordon Beck Quartet featuring Joy Marshall, it was released on Turtle Records TUR502 in 2018.

External links

• Discogs - Joy Marshall
• Imdb - Joy Marshall(I)
• MrJazzfanantic channel, Nov 26, 2009 - Joy Marshall vocals, Rob Madna piano, Orchestra Frans de Kok

Remember

Cash Box/September 8, 1979 - Page 16 or 18 REVIEWS SINGLES REVIEWS, FEATURE PICKS, SLY & THE FAMILY STONE (Warner Bros. WBS 49062) Remember Who You Are https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-09-08.pdf

Cash Box/September 15, 1979 - Page 8 Sly Back With New WB LP; Re -Mix Of Past Hits On Epic by Mike Glynn

Cash Box/September 29, 1979 - Page 21 FM STATION REPORTS NEW ADDS/HOT ROTATION WNEW-FM New York - SCOTT MUNI/MARY ANNE McINTYRE, ADDS:

KROQ-FM PASADENA - RICK CARROLL/LARRY GROVES

Cash Box/September 29, 1979 - Page 36 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WAOK - ATLANTA - DOUG HARRIS, PD WGIV - CHARLOTTE - CHRIS TURNER, PD WCIN - CINCINATTI - BOB LONG, PD KDKO - DENVER - RON O'JAY, PD

KKTT - LOS ANGELES - ALVIN JOHN WAPLES, PD WDAS - PHILADELPHIA - JOE TAMBURRO, PD WENZ - RICHMOND - HARDY J. LANG, MD WOL - WASHINGTON - DIANE DOUGLAS, MD

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive- All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-09-29.pdf

September 22, 1979 - Page 39 CASH BOX TOP 100, September 22, 1979 86, 9/15 _, Weeks On Chart 1

Cash Box/September 22, 1979 - Page 40 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS, ADDS: KDAY - LOS ANGELES - STEVE WOODS, PD

September 29, 1979 - Page 35 CASH BOX TOP 100, September 29, 1979 73, 9/22 86, Weeks On Chart 2

Page 36 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, MOST ADDED SINGLES, 2. REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE - SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE - WARNER BROS.

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-09-29.pdf

Cash Box/October 6, 1979 Page 38 CASH BOX TOP 100, October 6, 1979 63, 9/29 73, Weeks On Chart 3 https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-10-06.pdf

Cash Box/October 6, 1979 Page 39 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS, WUFO - BUFFALO - DOUG BLAKELY, MD

Cash Box/October 13. 1979 CASH BOX TOP 100 October 13, 1979 55, 10/6 63, Weeks On Chart 4

Cash Box/October 13, 1979 Page 44 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WLOU - LOUISVILLE, NEAL O'REA, MD, JUMPS: Sly & Family Stone, 37 To 27 KSOL - SAN FRANCISCO - J.J. JEIFFRIES, PD ADDS: , Sly & Family Stone

PAGE 15 LP Review https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-10-20.pdf

Cash Box/October 20, 1979 Page 38 CASH BOX TOP 100 October 20, 1979 45, 10/13 55, Weeks On Chart 5 https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-10-20.pdf

Cash Box/October 20, 1979 Page 39 BLACK CONTEMPORARY, BLACK RADIO HIGHLIGHTS WUFO - BUFFALO - DOUG BLAKELY, PD, HOTS: WJLB - DETROIT - TOM COLLINS, PD, ADDS: DDS: Sly & Family Stone KYAC - SEATTLE/TACOMA - ROBERT L. SCOTT, PD, HOTS: Sly & Family Stone. https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-10-20.pdf

"Remember Who You Are" is a Sly classic if there ever was one Album review https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/70s/1979/CB-1979-10-20.pdf

Album review https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/70s/1979/Billboard%201979-10-20.pdf

Dual charts https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/70s/1979/Billboard%201979-11-03.pdf

Links to use

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Record-Mirror/80s/80/Record-Mirror-1980-12-13.pdf

https://dokumen.pub/move-on-up-chicago-soul-music-and-black-cultural-power-9780226653174.html

https://pacificsummersound.fr/chronique/22

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/70s/1977/Billboard%201977-08-13.pdf

http://www.westcoastmusic.it/West%20Coast/Finis%20Henderson/finis_henderson.htm

Just can't be that way

Just can't upcoming https://www.worldradiohistory.com/hd2/IDX-Business/Music/Archive-Record-World-IDX/IDX/70s/76/RW-1976-09-11-OCR-Page-0080.pdf#search=%22weapons%20of%20peace%22

Also in that issue, the progress of the group's single "Just Can't Be That Way (Ruth's Song)" was shown in the Record World 101 - 150 chart where it had moved up from 135 to 133.

City review

/hd2/IDX-Business/Music/Billboard-Index/IDX/1976/1976-12-11-Billboard-Page-0076.pdf#search="weapons%20of%20peace"

Finis airplay

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Archive-RandR/1980s/1983/RR-1983-07-22.pdf

More airplay https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Archive-RandR/1980s/1983/RR-1983-06-24.pdf

https://www.sessiondays.com/2014/12/1983-finis-henderson-finis/