The Notations ‎– The Notations. Label: Gemigo Records ‎– GM 5501.

referencing The Notations, LP, Album, GM 5501. Take It Slow' is the track and 89 was the year this blew up in the modern soul scene and being played at after hours blues dances across London. All the big sound systems played this one, usually when the sun was risin' on a Sunday morning. Unforgettable baseline on the right system. Booooo!!!! lol. Reply Notify me Helpful.

The Notations were an American soul group formed at high school in Chicago, Illinois in the late 1960s. The group recorded for Tad Records early in their career; at a point in their career, Syl Johnson brought The Notations to Twinight (Based in Chicago). The 1st million dollar seller was a song produced by Syl Johnson entitled "I'm Still Here". The follow-up single to that was a song entitled "At The Crossroads" written by group member James Stroud.

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The Notations comprised of: Clifford Curry, LaSalle Matthews, Bobby Thomas and Jimmy Stroud. The Notations were an R & B vocal group from Chicago, Illinois, . The original group members were Clifford Curry, LaSalle Matthews, Bobby Thomas and Jimmy Stroud (replaced by Walter Jones in 1973). The Notations featured an optimistic upbeat sound and made an impact during the 70's.

The Notations – 1975 – Notations. The one and only album released by this great Chicago vocal group a sublime harmony outfit who’d recorded some excellent indie 45s before getting the chance to do this one-off set for Curtis Mayfield’s Gemigo label! The style of the set is a bit more polished than some of the group’s earlier work and has them stepping out strongly with help from Chicago studio talents that include Rich Tufo, Tom Washington, and Richard Evans all of whom help the group bounce along in a really lively style that’s very.

The Notations (1976). Album by The Notations. Make Me Twice the Man. was sampled in. Wild Style by Freddie Gibbs and Statik Selektah feat.

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