The Soul Cellar (singer, dancing, dance, funk, indie)

right-track · 04-11-2008, 02:22 PM

This thread is dedicated to the lesser known soul singles of the 1960's. Links to tracks are in the Artist/Song Titles.

The Younghearts - A Little Togetherness

Demo copy

The Younghearts originally formed at Dorsey High School in Los Angeles in 1961, by Bobby Sanders and Charles Ingersoll.
Dorsey High School was attended at the same time by the Beach Boys!

The Younghearts toured with several famous Soul Artists of that time, including The Temptations, The Dells, The Delfonics, The Moments, The Whispers, The Miracles and The Supremes.
Over the years they earned themselves the nickname 'The Entertainers' due to the intense energy of their performances.
THE YOUNGHEARTS band members were;
James Moore, Charles Ingersol, Ronnie Preyer and Earl Carter

The single was released on the Cantebury label: 'A Little Togetherness/Beginning Of The End' 1967 and became a firm favourite at 'The Torch' soul venue, Stoke.
Falsetto vocals, soaring strings and a stomping bass line. A guaranteed floor filler.

04-11-2008, 02:22 PM	#1 (permalink)
right-track Atchin' Akai Join Date: May 2005 Location: Unamerica Posts: 8,723	The Soul Cellar This thread is dedicated to the lesser known soul singles of the 1960's. Links to tracks are in the Artist/Song Titles. The Younghearts - A Little Togetherness Demo copy The Younghearts originally formed at Dorsey High School in Los Angeles in 1961, by Bobby Sanders and Charles Ingersoll. Dorsey High School was attended at the same time by the Beach Boys! The Younghearts toured with several famous Soul Artists of that time, including The Temptations, The Dells, The Delfonics, The Moments, The Whispers, The Miracles and The Supremes. Over the years they earned themselves the nickname 'The Entertainers' due to the intense energy of their performances. THE YOUNGHEARTS band members were; James Moore, Charles Ingersol, Ronnie Preyer and Earl Carter The single was released on the Cantebury label: 'A Little Togetherness/Beginning Of The End' 1967 and became a firm favourite at 'The Torch' soul venue, Stoke. Falsetto vocals, soaring strings and a stomping bass line. A guaranteed floor filler.