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Black Ivory was the pride of Harlem - and New York's answer to the Philly-Fine Delfonics - but with infinitely more teen sex appeal. This silky-smooth 70s harmony trio featured the fabulous falsetto lead of Leroy Burgess (nephew of Philly soul legend, Thom Bell) and charted four top-40 R&B singles and two top-30 LPs under the guiding hand of their manager and TODAY records' driving force, Patrick Adams. Songs like, You and I , Time is Love and Don't Turn Around (which they performed live on Soul Train) are acknowledged Sweet Soul classics. And as the decade progressed and tastes changed, they successfully conquered the disco dance oors with fave-raves like, Mainline and Walking Downtown (Saturday Night) for BUDDAH records which were liberally sampled by the Hip-Hop generation a true testament to the staying power of their incessantly soulful sound
CONDITION: NEW
TRACK LISTING
A1 Surrender
A2 I Keep Asking You Questions
A3 Just Leave Me Some
A4 Wishful Thinking
A5 You And I
B1 Don't Turn Around
B2 Find The One Who Loves You
B3 I'll Find A Way
B4 Spinning Around
B5 We Made It
B6 Love Won't You Stay
C1 Mainline
C2 White Wind
C3 Walking Downtown
D1 What Goes Aroiund
D2 Big Apple Rock
D3 You Are My Lover
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