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Gimme Some Of What You Got - Published By – Syl-Zel, Hightone Music, Cotillion, BMI Put An Extra Plus To Your Love - Published By – Syl-Zel, Cotillion, BMI. Letter "W" etched into the matrix indicates an Audiodisc lacquer blank was used to cut a record.

Gimme Some of What You Got/Put an Extra Plus to Your Love.

As Simtec Simmons & Wylie Dixon, they issued "Socking Soul Power" in 1969, then became Simtec & Wylie for the 1970 Shama Records singles "Do It Like Mama" and "Gimme Some of What You Got". The group signed with the Mercury-distributed label Mr. Chand and issued a full-length, Gettin' Over the Hump, in 1971, which proved to be their only album; however, the track "Gotta Get Over the Hump" became a hit single on the R&B charts, reaching on the Billboard Soul Singles chart. They appeared on Soul Train on Christmas. The jazz style that derived from gospel came to be called soul jazz, important innovators whose recordings in the 1950s contributed to the emergence of soul music included Clyde McPhatter, Hank Ballard, and Etta James. Ray Charles is often cited as popularizing the genre with his string of hits starting with 1954s I Got a Woman. They appeared on Soul Train on Christmas Day 1971.

Simtec & Wylie were an American soul duo from Chicago active in the late 1960s and early 1970s  . As Simtec Simmons & Wylie Dixon, they issued "Socking Soul Power" in 1969, then became Simtec & Wylie for the 1970 Shama Records singles "Do It Like Mama" and "Gimme Some of What You Got". They appeared on Soul Train. on Christmas Day 1971. The group was composed of Walter "Simtec" Simmons and Wylie Dixon, and had a hard soul sound similar to that of Sam & Dave. Simtec (b. Chicago, December 23, 1944) was raised in Orrville, Alabama but moved back to Chicago at age 14, where he played guitar in local outfit the Vermaharms.

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