Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Awesome track by this Canadian Hip-Hop group, probably from Toronto. Enjoy!
For more Canadian Hip-Hop, go here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbv8xCCK7I9rZc9daCm-m2CM
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics
Awesome track by this Canadian Hip-Hop group, probably from Toronto. Enjoy!
For more Canadian Hip-Hop, go here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbv8xCCK7I9rZc9daCm-m2CM
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics
![Jackie Gabriel - (Women) You Are The Dream/My Time To Live (1975)
Awesome solo single from famous Toronto backing singer Jackie Gabriel, who spent time singing with Ronnie Hawkins among others, including a feature with famous Toronto Soul/Funk legends The Majestics. Enjoy!
TRACK LISTING:
A1 (Women) You Are The Dream (0:00)
B1 My Time To Live (2:52)
TECHNICAL CREDITS:
Recorded At: Roundhouse Studios, Toronto
Arranged By – Jack Turner
Engineer – Jim Applebaum
Musical Assistance [Special Asst] – The Quorum
Producer – Bill Hallworth
Written-By, Producer – Bill Hallworth
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics Jackie Gabriel - (Women) You Are The Dream/My Time To Live (1975)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/f5zy83UzOyg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Sweet Ecstasy - Pull Our Love Together/Jam Party (1983)
Awesome original debut single by family band (The Johnson Family) turned funksters, Sweet Ecstasy. The B-side is a Disco/Hip-Hop-tinged version of the A-side. Enjoy!
For more music of Debbie Johnson and The Johnson family, go here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbviF4qkWQV8WpiMKECqCB2M&si=cCYUAPLSCxIMddF6
The Johnson Family were a 1970s Canadian soul/funk/R&B family band who called Toronto home. The patriarch and matriarch Ed & Angela Johnson got their start singing in Trinidad, before moving to Canada. After a series of singles for Atlantic Records (produced by the legendary Bob Ezrin), multiple national and international tours, and a CHTV special in Canada, the children in the group, who were now young adults, formed a new band with friends called Sweet Ecstasy (c. 1982).
Sweet Ecstasys first single Pull Our Love Together, was released and distributed by Summersault Records in 1983. The song was well-received throughout North America, yet record sales peaked in Germany. In 1983, the single won the group several Canadian Black Music Awards. Highlights of the band’s career included opening for Kool & The Gang at Toronto’s Kingswood Theatre as well as The Forum in Montreal. This was quickly followed by opening for Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five at The Concert Hall in Toronto. Debbie Johnson had a fruitful solo career a few years later.
A Pull Our Love Together (0:00) [Carl Harvey/Angelo Claudio Petraglia/Carl Otway]
B Jam Party (4:42) [Carl Harvey/Angelo Claudio Petraglia/Carl Otway]
CREDITS:
Vocals – Joanne Johnson (Lead Vocals), Debbie Johnson (Backing Vocals)
Drums/Percussion – Eddie Johnson, Carl Otway
Bass – Rick Johnson
Guitar – Julian Brown, Carl Harvey
Keyboards/Synthesizer – Dennis Hall, Debbie Johnson
TECHNICAL CREDITS:
Recorded At – Marigold Studios, Toronto
Producer – Rich Dodson
Mixed By – Jeff Henbrickson, Larry Alexander Sweet Ecstasy - Pull Our Love Together/Jam Party (1983)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fp80NygGaVs/mqdefault.jpg)
![Roxslyde - Do It Again/Badalac (1976)
Awesome debut single from Edmonton band Roxslyde. This group was helmed by Dave Cox and the core line-up went on to form the band Millions, in 1981. Enjoy!
TRACK LISTING:
A Do It Again (0:00) [Dave Cox]
B Badalac [Dave Cox]
CREDITS:
Guitar, Vocals – Brian Weafer
Drums/Percussion – Kirk Roby
Bass, Vocals – Jay Golumbia
Vocals, Guitar – Dave Cox
Vocals, Keyboards, Bass – Rob Rohac
TECHNICAL CREDITS:
Producer – Garry McDonall, Roxslyde
Recorded At – Sundown Recorders
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics Roxslyde - Do It Again/Badalac (1976)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fz_nsJYff1I/mqdefault.jpg)
![[DRUM BREAK] Billy Martin & The Soul Jets - Peaches And Cream (1969)
Awesome funky cover with a killer drum break from the debut album of Montreal R&B/Funk band Billy Martin & The Soul Jets. Enjoy!
For more of my Billy Martin posts, go here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbtxp3Jh-QmeXMNxYjWQpcde&si=OkEGONc_1Fxg3zZH
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics [DRUM BREAK] Billy Martin & The Soul Jets - Peaches And Cream (1969)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/g2BCFp-sKCk/mqdefault.jpg)

![Eugene Smith - Save The Last Dance For Me/Thats The Way It Goes (1978)
Awesome fourth single by Toronto singer and multi-instrumentalist Eugene Smith. Enjoy!
For more of my Eugene Smith posts, go here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbtLaZ5rJODdSYYikkU_JftS
TRACK LISTING:
A Save The Last Dance For Me (0:00) [Pomus/Shuman]
B Thats The Way It Goes (2:55) [Eugene Smith]
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics Eugene Smith - Save The Last Dance For Me/Thats The Way It Goes (1978)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/gSaOAm5m_qo/mqdefault.jpg)


![Bob Rowan - One More Favour/Words I Couldnt Find (1972)
Reposting this Awesome debut single by New Brunswick to Toronto singer-songwriter Bobby Rowan. Fixed a skip and run order. Though he had released two albums of Johnny Cash covers for ARC records in the late 1950s/early 1960s, his third album was almost all original material. Interestingly, the recording sessions at Art Sniders Sound Canada studio during May/June of 1972, yielded at minimum, fourteen songs. Twelve ended up on the third album Rowan Country and the other two were exclusive to this, his debut single. Both were released in July of 1972. Enjoy!
For more videos from Artie Kohns Vintage Records, go here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfwvOS61-jbtto48ADsJ6eBGzkwdyMbyB
TRACK LISTING:
A One More Favour (0:00) [Dave Kirby]
B Words I Couldnt Find (2:06)
Audio Transfer By: Scott Edward
Final Audio Mix/Photo Slideshow By: Canadian Cult Classics Bob Rowan - One More Favour/Words I Couldnt Find (1972)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/h8O10OAUGVk/mqdefault.jpg)

![Sy Risby, Chuck Flintroy & The Night Train Revue - Aint Love Wonderful/Hope We Have (1968)
Im happy to present another Vancouver R&B gem from their thriving mid-60s scene. The lone release by The Night Train Revue, fronted by Sy Risby and Chuck Flintroy.
TRACK LISTING:
A Aint Love Wonderful (0:00) [Albert Hamilton/Eddie Wingate/Hermon Weems]
B Hope We Have (2:28) [Billy Butler/Marvin Smith]
CREDITS:
Vocals Sy Risby (Lead Vocals), Chuck Flintroy (Backing Vocals)
Baritone Saxophone – Bill Keyes
Bass – George Chapelas
Drums – Doug Cuthbert
Guitar – Bill Wheeler
Organ – Chuck Cliff
Tenor Saxophone – Larry Volen, Wayne Morris
Trombone – Ron Johnson
Trumpet – Bill Hallet Sy Risby, Chuck Flintroy & The Night Train Revue - Aint Love Wonderful/Hope We Have (1968)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hiFGS62Ymck/mqdefault.jpg)