Ron Ellison - Always on My Mind / I'm in Love with You - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

An extremely talented soulful singer originally from Chicago, Ron Ellison became associated with the Philly Soul scene as the studio voice for the legendary Delfonics and as part of the Om-Ni Philly Legends group. Currently based out of San Francisco, Ellison has opened shows for Smokey Robinson, The Zapp Band and The SOS Band. He recently went into the studio with long-time Philly Soul producer Butch Ingram and is back with a brand-new single, a captivating soulful tune simply titled InchListen.Inch Album Tracks 1. Listen

RON HOLDEN Is Invariably Categorised As A InchOne Hit WonderInch For The Hypnotic 'Love You So', A Major Crossover Pop/R&B Success In 1960. However, His Follow-Up, 'Gee, But I'm Lonesome', Also Dented The Cash Box Top 100 Later The Same Year And He Went On To Enjoy Significant Regional Success With Follow-Ups. Moreover, It's Powerful B-Side, 'My Babe', Has Long Enjoyed Cult Popularity Among Specialist R&R Collectors. This Compilation Sweeps Up Just About Everything That Holden Cut Between 1959-62 And By Way Of Bonus Tracks Includes A Couple Of Sides By His Earlier Group, The Playboys, On Which He Is Reputed To Have Contributed. Also Included Are Both Sides Of A Single By InchRosie & RonInch, Which Is Erroneously Included On Ron Holden Discographies; It Isn't Actually Him Singing On This Disc, But Is Included Herein To Assuage Completists. Album Tracks 1. Love You So (With the Thunderbirds) 2. My Babe (With the Thunderbirds) 3. Gee, But I'm Lonesome 4. Susie Jane 5. Here I Come 6. Everything's Gonna Be Alright 7. Let No One Tell You 8. True Love Can Be 9. Seeing Double 10. Do I Have the Right 11. Your Line Is Busy 12. Who Says There Ain't No Santa Claus 13. The Big Shoe 14. I'll Be Happy 15. I'll Always Have You 16. Things Don't Happen That Way (With the Twiliters) 17. You Got That Lovin' Touch (With the Twiliters) 18. Love You So (With the Thunderbirds) 19. Icy Fingers (By the Playboys) 20. Cross My Heart (By the Playboys) 21. So Dearly (By Rosie & Ron) 22. Bring Me Happiness (By Rosie & Ron)

Ronnie Dyson became an iconic voice of the 1960s with the lead vocal in the show Hair's anthem of the hippie era InchAquariusInch. He went on to make several fine soul albums - This one was done in Philadelphia and became one of his last recordings as he sadly passed away in 1990 Album Tracks 1. Are We So Far Apart? 2. Constantly 3. I Gave You All of Me 4. Waiting for You 5. Tender Loving Care 6. You Better Be Fierce 7. Let the Love Begin 8. My Fantasy 9. All Over Your Face 10. Don't Need You Now