Brunswick Records To Release Classic Soul Recordings Used To Launch Platinum Albums By Beyonce, Joss Stone And Paul Wall

Top 40 R&B Singles 1966–1975 double disc remastered collection
NEW YORK (EWORLDWIRE) Jul 7, 2006

Hello,

I’m Johnnie Gee, a former member of the hot Midwest band (Step By Step).

I’m currently being played around the country and overseas, i have re-issued music by Brunswick Records/JVC, currently i have two songs in rotation with several radio stations online and on daytime radio as well.

Please check out my history and remember Johnnie Gee, has over 100 sites talking about what a great song Step’n is, if you find me at interest in any way, send me an email, im open to any music discussion about making these songs and more sell strongly around the world…

July 21, 2006
Former Brunswick Recording Artist: Johnnie Gee,
he’s back, ‘One More Time’...

Johnnie Gee whose honey-rich falsetto-tenor voice had thrilled millions throughout the world, the best thing about all this is that, he still got a rich smooth sound, wouldn’t you agree?

As a producer, song writer, music agent and professional entertainer, Johnnie Gee has kept his chops up for 37 years, and the new EP release is another bar to put on the shoulders of ‘The General of Soul’.

Johnnie Gee is a talented songwriter with the ability to write songs that’s provided, in a secular format, the depth of the most heartfelt Soul music; and he was a remarkable song stylist who defined (or redefined) nearly every song he touched in his career.

At their peak, Johnnie Gee & The Step By Step Band were perhaps the most consistent song writers in Soul Music out of the Midwest. They had the best producer in the business Eddie Parnell, some of the most infectious material of the early 70s and perhaps the smoothest falsetto lead vocalist in Johnnie Gee.

NEW YORK (EWORLDWIRE) Jul 7, 2006
Brunswick Records today announced that on July 11, soul music fans will be able to purchase the long-awaited “Brunswick Top 40 R&B Singles 1966-1975” collection. Brunswick, along with sister label Dakar, was home to some of the greatest R&B artists from the mid 60’s to the mid 70’s, including Tyrone Davis, the Chi-Lites, Barbara Acklin The Young-Holt Unlimited, and The Step By Step Band just to name a few.
From Jackie Wilson’s “Higher & Higher” to Willie Henderson’s “Funky Chicken,” the “Brunswick Top 40 R&B Singles 1966-1975” collection is a treasure trove of very popular and hard to find genuine soul classics. Younger consumers will instantly recognize many of the tracks from recent recordings by Joss Stone, Paul Wall and Beyonce, who sampled the Chi-Lites’ 1970 hit “Are You My Woman (Tell Me So)” to create her Grammy-nominated “Crazy in Love.”

Please visit Johnnie Gee online@
http://www.gecomgroup.net