The Ad Libs
American vocal group
from Bayonne, New Jersey, founded in 1964.
The original Ad-Libs (Hugh Harris, Danny Austin, Dave Watt, Norman Donegan and Mary Ann Thomas), on Blue Cat Records
(a subsidiary label belonging to Leiber/Stoller and George Goldner--Red Bird Records), traveled on the Dick Clark tour with
Dionne Warwick and Chuck Berry. They also shared billings with Joe Tex, Little Anthony and the Imperials, as well as
Del Shannon. But as
subsequent recordings enjoyed less success, the group’s popularity faded and
personnel began to change.
The new Ad-Libs were on AGP Records and consisted of Arthur Robinson, Irene Baker, Hugh Harris, Rose Myers and
David Watt. Also
joining the lineup was Chris Bartley. The group got involved with a highly
talented and prolific writer/producer by the name of Van McCoy.
Arthur Robinson was chosen to sing the lead on the remake of a ballad by a former member of The Flamingos, Tommy Hunt, titled, “Human.”
Tracks;
01 The Boy From New York City.mp3
02 Kicked Around.mp3
03 He Ain't No Angel.mp3
04 Ask Anybody.mp3
05 On The Corner.mp3
06 Oo-Wee Oh Me Oh My.mp3
07 I'm Just A Down Home Girl.mp3
08 Johnny My Boy.mp3
09 The Slime.mp3
10 You'll Always Be In Style (Unreleased).mp3
11 The Boy From New York City (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
12 Kicked Around (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
13 Oo-Wee Oh Me Oh My (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
14 The Tide Has Turned (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
15 Strange Things (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
16 Come On And Help Me (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
17 Santa's On His Way (A Cappella Demo, Unreleased).mp3
18 The Boy From New York City (Alternate Version).mp3
19 Kicked Around (Alternate Version, Unreleased).mp3
20 Ask Anybody (Alternate Version, Unreleased).mp3
21 Oo-Wee Oh Me Oh My (Alternate Version, Unreleased).mp3
22 Johnny My Boy (Alternate Version).mp3
23 The Boy From New York City (Backing Track, Unreleased).mp3
24 Studio Chatter #1.mp3
25 Studio Chatter #2.mp3
26 Studio Chatter #3.mp3
27 Studio Chatter #4.mp3
28 Studio Chatter #5.mp3
29 Studio Chatter #6.mp3
30 Studio Chatter #7.mp3
Thanks DYR I love to hear the raw talent that shows thru demos.
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