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The Delcos were one of a handful of acts recorded by the legendary Juanita Henderson who was a songwriter and manager of local Mishawaka, IN, pop talent who couldn't get any of the majors interested in her stable. She set up her own label and publishing company as a result. The Delcos hit pay dirt with the single "Arabia " in 1962, which was later re-released by Showcase, Monument's subsidiary. Enough history. There are 28 tracks here that make up virtually the entire recorded history of the Delcos -- whose records trade for hundreds of dollars these days, with good reason: they were a mixture of Northern soul, doo wop, and street smart R&B, consisting of four black singers backed by an almost all-white band. From "Arabia, " the only possibly known tune to the general public who were teens in the early '60s, through the scathing R&B "When You Dance " to the glorious doo wop soul of "Tonight, " all the way to the unreleased soul balladry of "Sunday Kind of Love " to the infectious, psycho rock & roll of "Diddy Bop, " with its off the crazy meter sax solo, the Delcos deliver on track after track for over an hour. This isn't a trip through memory lane, but a trip into inner space, into a place no one ever heard of in a time when the only thing people cared about was Elvis in the movies. The only reason this isn't an absolute classic is the because of the package: other than track listings and the admission that some of these tracks were taken from acetates and even vinyl, there is almost no information on the members of the band and what the hell happened to them. The Delcos are a great example of those 10,000 doo wop records that were issued in the late '50s and early '60s that Greil Marcus talked about in Lipstick traces. They are just ciphers now, blown to the winds of (nearly) unmarked history. Artist Delcos Format CD Label Name Ebony Release Date 2001

Song List

1: Arabia [Original '62 Ebony Release] (2:29)
2: Three Little Words [Original '62 Ebony Release] (2:42)
3: Just Ask [Original Version/Previously Unreleased] (2:23)
4: Tonight [#] (3:03)
5: Sunday Kind of Love [#] (3:16)
6: Summertime [#] (2:29)
7: Si Si Pedro [#] (2:03)
8: September Song [#] (2:16)
9: Rainbow [#] (3:33)
10: Peace of Mind [#] (2:15)
11: Lucky Old Sun [#] (2:42)
12: Kathleen [#] (2:11)
13: Just a Memory [#] (2:48)
14: My Guardian Angel [#] (3:26)
15: Why Do You Have to Go (2:23)
16: When You Dance (2:44)
17: Give Me a Chance [#] (1:42)
18: Diddy Bop [Previously Unreleased/Demo] (2:38)
19: Crazy Baby [#] (2:10)
20: Come on Back [#] (2:35)
21: Cleopatra [#] (1:57)
22: Just Ask (2:18)
23: Still Miss You So (2:28)
24: Sunday Kind of Love [Previously Unreleased/Alternate Version] (2:53)
25: Summertime [Previously Unreleased/Alternate Version] (2:31)
26: Broken Heart [#] (3:07)27: Three Little Words [1966 Version] (2:42)28: Arabia [1966 Version] (2:18)