Randy Cain Discography of CDs

Randy Cain albums The combination of Philadelphia vocal trio the Delfonics and genius producer Thom Bell was a potent force, resulting in 19 R&B hit singles on the Philly Groove label. All but the minor hit "Alfie" appear here, together with two album tracks, "Loving Him" and ...

Randy Cain songs The 1970s were a funkier place thanks to the Delfonics, who produced some of the era's biggest floor-fillers. This collection offers some of their most memorable songs, including "Didn't I Blow Your Mind" and many others. Demolition, Girlschool's 1980 Bronze Records debut, as well as ...

Randy Cain music CDs Originally released on Philly Groove Records (1153). Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl. Although self-titled, The Delfonics was actually the fourth long-player for the Philly soul vocalists. The album would not only be the band's entrée into the Top 100 pop album chart upon its ...

Randy Cain CD discography Exemplars of Philly Soul, the Delfonics created a lush sound--complete with string sections, light backbeats, sweet harmonies, and falsetto singing--that fits the textbook definition of romantic R&B. Arista/Legacy's 14-track LOVE SONGS set is wonderfully selected and sequenced, providing a fine overview of and introduction ...

Randy Cain albums Arrangers: Hart & Hart; Tony Bell; Thom Bell. The Delfonics: William Hart, Major Harris, Randy cain (vocals). Producers: Stan Watson, Thom Bell, Hart & Hart.

Randy Cain discography Liner Note Author: Alfie Falckenbach. Recording information: Century Productions Sound Studio, Sayreville, NJ (06/2002-07/2002). The Delfonics: William "Poogie" Hart, Wilbert Hart, Randy Cain. Personnel: Bill Jolly (organ, keyboards).

Randy Cain CD discography Originally released on Philly Groove Records (1151). Includes liner notes by Bill Dahl. The Sound of Sexy Soul is the Delfonics' second long-player and builds upon the notable impact of their first, La La Means I Love You. This album provides the trio a platform ...

Randy Cain music CDs Originally released on Philly Groove Incorporated (1150). Includes liner notes by Ted Williams and Bill Dahl. The Delfonics' 1968 debut album is pretty much the textbook definition of Philly soul, and as such, it's as close to musical heaven as one can get. The trio's vocal harmonies float luxuriously atop lush, billowing layers of strings and horns, sparkling mallet percussion, and gently undulating grooves that mix pop/R&B with the occasional dash of soft funk. Philly soul mastermind Thom ...