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Capitol 1967. + Informações

Label: Capitol Records / Catalog#:2339 / Country: US / Released: 1969. + Informações

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Patti Drew - He's The One CAPITOL 2575 1969 Singer Patti Drew had the first hit version of "Workin' on a Groovy Thing," later a 1969 Top 20 R&B/pop hit for the 5th Dimension. She began her singing career as the lead singer of the Drew-vels, which included her sisters Lorraine and Erma and bass vocalist Carlton Black. Born December 29, 1944, in Charleston, NC, Drew grew up in Nashville, TN, and later moved with her family to the Chicago suburb of Evanston. During her teens, she attended Evanston High and sang with her mother and sisters in church. Her mother was a domestic worker whose employer, Maury Lathowers, was the regional promoter for Los Angeles, CA-based Capitol Records. She invited Lathowers to come to her church to hear her daughters sing and, impressed, he invited them to his home for an audition and got the group a deal with Capitol. Their debut single, "Tell Him" was a huge local hit around the Chicago area and charted number 90 R&B in early 1964. The Drew-vels broke up later that year, and in 1966, Drew signed to Peter Wright's Quill label. The following year, Drew signed a solo deal with Capitol. Her first single, a re-recording of "Tell Him," hit number 22 on the R&B charts in fall 1967. A Capitol LP, Tell Him, was also issued. One year later, her recording of the Neil Sedaka/Roger Atkins song "Workin' on a Groovy Thing" made it to number 34 R&B. A Workin' on a Groovy Thing LP was issued along with two more Capitol LPs, I've Been Here All the Time (1969 .... + Informações

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"Working On a Groovy Thing" was Patti's highest rated single release peaking at #62 during 1968. The song would be covered by the Fifth Dimension the following year and enter the Top 40 at that time. Unfortunately, the word "groovy" seems very dated today and doesn't translate well into the 21st Century.. + Informações

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Been listening to Patti Drew all afternoon, and to my shame I'd forgotten just how amazing she was. So to even things out here's the first of three Patti tunes... Sufferer. As cool as yer like.... + Informações

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And finally... Patti being as sassy as sassy gets!. + Informações

This track was requested by: www.youtube.com as being the reverse/flip of the 45RPM with "He's The One" as the "A" side I don't know if this version is exactly the same as the version that was on the "B" side but as I understand things this is the version that was included in the 2007 Stateside CD compilation "Workin' on a Groovy Thing: The Best of Patti Drew" www.dustygroove.com I hope that you enjoy ... .. .. + Informações

Patti Drew - Fever. + Informações

Another good one from Patti Drew Are you dancin' yet?. + Informações

Chicago-based Patti Drew has a voice that's a powerful, wondrous thing, and she really unleashes the full dramatic force of it on "Keep On Movin'." c/o officenaps.com. + Informações

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Singer Patti Drew had the first hit version of "Workin' on a Groovy Thing," later a 1969 Top 20 R&B/pop hit for the 5th Dimension. She began her singing career as the lead singer of the Drew-vels, which included her sisters Lorraine and Erma and bass vocalist Carlton Black. Born December 29, 1944, in Charleston, NC, Drew grew up in Nashville, TN, and later moved with her family to the Chicago suburb of Evanston. During her teens, she attended Evanston High and sang with her mother and sisters in church. Her mother was a domestic worker whose employer, Maury Lathowers, was the regional promoter for Los Angeles, CA-based Capitol Records. She invited Lathowers to come to her church to hear her daughters sing and, impressed, he invited them to his home for an audition and got the group a deal with Capitol. Their debut single, "Tell Him" was a huge local hit around the Chicago area and charted number 90 R&B in early 1964. The Drew-vels broke up later that year, and in 1966, Drew signed to Peter Wright's Quill label. The following year, Drew signed a solo deal with Capitol. Her first single, a re-recording of "Tell Him," hit number 22 on the R&B charts in fall 1967. A Capitol LP, Tell Him, was also issued. One year later, her recording of the Neil Sedaka/Roger Atkins song "Workin' on a Groovy Thing" made it to number 34 R&B. A Workin' on a Groovy Thing LP was issued along with two more Capitol LPs, I've Been Here All the Time (1969) and Wild Is Love (January 1970). Drew's other .... + Informações