Jimmy Briscoe - My Ebony Princess: Live - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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 InchMy Ebony PrincessInch which was reviewed as a Inchtop album pickInch 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 InchLittleInch from it's name becoming Jimmy Briscoe & the Beavers. Changing with the times, the group released some adventurous disco style albums during the late 70's and eventually disbanded, never really finding the proper distribution they sorely needed to survive. Featured here for the first time in the digital domain is their rare 1977 full length, self-titled album. All selections have been newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. No One Can Love You Like I Do 2. Invitation to the World 3. So Sweet the Love (You Gave to Me) 4. Living for Today 5. I'll Make You Happy 6. True Love (Is Worth More Than Gold) 7. Ain't Nothing New Under the Sun 8. Here's Love Coming at You 9. More Than You Realize

This Hits Anthology includes the songs InchWhy Do Fools Fall in LoveInch, InchI'll Care for YouInch and InchLiving for TodayInch. Album Tracks 1. Why Do Fools Fall in Love 2. My Fallen Angel 3. My Ebony Princess 4. I Only Feel This Way When I'm with You 5. Together (We'll Find the Way) 6. Forever (I'll Need Your Love) 7. Ain't No Way (To Stop My Loving) 8. I'll Care for You 9. You're My Love, My Life 10. Movin' on 11. I Hear Music and It's Getting 12. Invitation to the World 13. Living for Today 14. True Love (Is Worth More Time) 15. Into the Milkey Way

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 InchMy Ebony PrincessInch which was reviewed as a Inchtop album pickInch 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 InchLittleInch from it's name becoming Jimmy Briscoe & the Beavers. Changing with the times, the group released some adventurous disco style albums during the late 70's and eventually disbanded, never really finding the proper distribution they sorely needed to survive. Featured here for the first time in the digital domain is their critically acclaimed 1974 full length album InchMy Ebony Princess.Inch All selections have been newly remastered. Album Tracks 1. Forever (I'll Need Your Love) 2. Rockin' and Dancing 3. I Only Feel This Way When I'm with You 4. Where Were You (When I Needed You) 5. My Ebony Princess 6. (Theme from) Together (We'll Find the Way) (Part II) 7. Pack Up 8. Together (We'll Find the Way) 9. Marching to Higher Ground 10. Country to the City (I'm Going Back to the Country) 11. My Fallen Angel (You Turned Out to Be a Devil) 12. (Theme from) My Ebony Princess (Part II) 13. Why Do Fools Fall in Love 14. Sugar Brown