B. –Candy And The Kisses. Tonight 's The Night. 1984 Acetate cut by Ady Croasdell of Kent records - this is confirmed by him.
Comprised of sisters Beryl Candy Nelson and Suzanne Nelson and their friend Jeanette Johnson. Discoverd by Jerry Ross The single "The 81, Two Happy People" (1964) was their biggest record, yet failed to crack the Top 40. Candy Nelson retired in 1968 and the group disbanded the following year.
Candy And The Kisses - Tonight's The Night mp3. mp3 Player. Music video: Watch now Candy And The Kisses's video clip of album "The Last Time, Tonight 's The Night".
Side 1. 1. Melba Moore - "The Magic Touch" (2:24). While most remember Melba Moore for her string of disco and boogie-era classics, she actually started her career at the tail end of the 1960s recording soul stompers in Nashville. The Magic Touch", which here gets the reissue treatment, is a typical Northern Soul style four-to-the-floor slammer that was recorded in 1967 when she was 22 years old and has previously only been issued on a hard-to-find 1986 single.
The Magic Touch Lyrics. There's something about your smile I swear that it makes me weak And I when I'm close to you I find that it is hard to speak I act like a child of 6 And I guess it shows too well. You've got the magic touch And I'm caught, in the spell . You've got the magic touch And I'm, caught in the spell They call it magic baby It's more like tragic baby They call it magic baby They call it magic baby They call it magic baby. The Magic Touch" Track Info. Release Date January 1, 1986.
On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. The Magic Touch 1966 On Musicor recorded 17-May-1966 unreleased in the U. S. On vinyl at the time, it was released in the U. K. on a 100 Club Anniversary. And you can download the album in one file to your computer or tablet or phone. Attention! All audio material is presented solely for information.
Album: Best of the Best of Northern Soul, 2009. on a 100 Club Anniversary Single in 1986.
