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The New Rotary Connection ‎– Hey, Love. Label: Cadet Concept ‎– CC 50006, Cadet Concept ‎– C/C 50006. Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue.

Tracklist: 1. If I Sing My Song, 2. The Sea & She, 3. I Am The Blackgold Of The Sun, 4. Hanging Round The Bee Tree, 5. Hey, Love, 6. Love Has Fallen On Me, 7. Song For Everyman, 8. Love Is, 9. Vine Of Happiness. More albums from Rotary Connection: Songs by Rotary Connection. Dinner Music by Rotary Connection. Aladdin by Rotary Connection. The Rotary Connection by Rotary Connection. Peace by Rotary Connection. View all albums . Hey, Love.

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1. If I Sing My Song Lyrics. 2. The Sea & She Lyrics.

Album by Rotary Connection. Love Has Fallen on Me. was sampled in. Drivin' Me Wild by Common feat.

Rotary Connection was an American psychedelic soul band, formed in Chicago in 1966. In addition to their own recordings, Rotary Connection is notable as the backing band for Muddy Waters on his psychedelic blues album Electric Mud. The band's members included Minnie Riperton, who would emerge as a notable solo artist. The highly experimental band was the idea of Marshall Chess, son of Chess Records founder Leonard Chess

Band Rotary Connection Info: Songs, Hey Love Style: Psychedelic Rock Years: 1998 Info: 320 kbps Info: 174 Mb Info: USA. Tracklist: Songs 1969. 1. Respect 2. The Weight 3. Sunshine of Your Love 4. I Got My Mojo Working 5. The Burning of the Midnight Lamp 6. Tales of Brave Ulysses 7. This Town 8. We're Going Wrong 9. The Salt of the Earth. 10. If I Sing My Song 11. The Sea and She 12. I am the Black Gold of the Sun 13. Hangin' Round the Bee Tree 14. Hey, Love 15. Love has Fallen on Me 16. Song for Everyman 17. Love Is 18.

Rotary Connection: ‘Hey, Love’. Though Chess had been as ready as any other label to embrace psychedelic soul during the mid-60s, company bosses Leonard and Phil Chess still felt they needed to become hipper with America’s hippie youth, and put Leonard’s son, Marshall, in charge of a new imprint, Cadet Concept. Not content with releasing the only US hit by British rock legends Status Quo, Marshall and his label set about creating a new band to pursue a hippie-rock-soul dream, Rotary Connection, a group responsible for many of the best Chess soul outings. Their final album, Hey, Love, on which they were billed as The New Rotary Connection, is their most cohesive. Perhaps they were aware it was their last chance and wanted to go out with a bang. A dazzling mix of rock, folk, jazz and soul, the title track is as good a place to start as any.