I will be away from the computer for a couple of days and will return on Monday morning. I leave you with one more classic R&B tune from the Sylvers.
While the group's bubblegum hits were well-done guilty pleasures, their earlier and later singles (as well as countless other album tracks) showcased the wonderful harmonies of these brothers and sisters. They could out-sing the Jacksons any day, could all play an instrument or two, and their choreography was legendary.
This Sunday marks the third anniversary of the death of Edmund Sylvers, the lead singer on many of the group's better known hits in the '70s. On this one he shared lead with his brother Leon. The single, from the family's self-titled debut album, went to #10 in late 1972. Enjoy.
"Wish That I Could Talk To You" by the Sylvers.
