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Loleatta Holloway ‎– Seconds. (The Salsoul Orchestra). (ORB SIDE)

Audio Cassette Factory. ⏹ ⏭ ⏸ ⏮ ▶ ORB SIDE. The Salsoul Orchestra and Loleatta Holloway ‎– Seconds. (1982) ________________________________________________ ▶"Seconds" ⏭ Genre: Funk / Soul ⏭ Style: Disco ⏭ Year: 1982 ________________________________________________ ▶ Tracklist: Seconds. Seconds (Special Club Version). ________________________________________________ ⏹ Profile: "THE SALSOUL ORCHESTRA" ⏭ Origin: New York City, New York 🇺🇸 ⏭ Genres: Dance, soul, disco, pop ⏭ Years active: 1974–1982 ⏭ Labels: Salsoul Records ⏭ Associated acts: Loleatta Holloway, Jocelyn Brown. ⏭ Past members: Vincent Montana Jr, Ronnie Baker, Earl Young, Norman Harris, Gordon Edwards, Bobby Eli, Larry Washington, Patrick Adams. Formed 1974 in New York, U.S.A. Disbanded in 1982. The house band of Salsoul Records. This prime Disco big band was a big influence in inspiring club house music, they were fusing Philly Soul, Funk and Latin Music in a danceable disco sound. The Salsoul Orchestra included up to 50 members with instrumental section, arrangers and conductors. ________________________________________________ ⏹ Profile: "LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY" ⏭ Born: November 5, 1946 Chicago, Illinois, 🇺🇸 ⏭ Died: March 21, 2011 (aged 64) Chicago, Illinois, 🇺🇸 ⏭ Genres: Gospel, soul, disco, dance, garage ⏭ Occupation(s): Singer-songwriter ⏭ Years active: 1967–2011 ⏭ Labels: Aware, Gold Mind, Salsoul Records, DJ International Records, The Right Stuff Records. ⏭ Associated acts: Albertina Walker, Dan Hartman, The Caravans, Inner Life, Salsoul Orchestra, Joe Bataan, Black Box, Dorothy Norwood, Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch. Loleatta Holloway was born in Chicago, Illinois in November 1946, and began her career singing gospel music with the Queen of Gospel, Albertina Walker and the Caravans. In 1976 she began singing on Disco productions (mainly on Salsoul Records) and was responsible for some classics like "Love Sensation" and "Relight My Fire" by Dan Hartman. In 1984, Holloway left Salsoul Records and began to work on an album, "Crash Goes Love". Unfortunately it was never completed and only two singles were released for Streetwise, the title track and "Heartstealer". During the following years, many of her old hits were adapted by House producers like Black Box who sampled her vocals from 1980 disco hit "Love Sensation" to their track "Ride On Time". Her vocals were originally used without credit, but she successfully sued the band and received an undisclosed share of the royalties. The only time she was properly paid and credited was on the Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch song "Good Vibrations" (1991), which also sampled some of her vocals from "Love Sensation". ________________________________________________ Stay In The Loop With: ⏹ ⏭ ⏸ ⏮ ▶ ORB SIDE (YouTube - Channel).