EPISODE · Oct 16, 2022 · 3 MIN
Soul Generation 10:16:22 2.45 PM
from CAT BEAR · host Gail Nobles
Beginning jingle by: Gail Nobles © 2022Jingle: Soul GenerationEnding jingle by: Gail Nobles © 2019-2022Jingle: Got To Bring Back the Music Keyboardist: Gail NoblesSong: Million DollarsSong by: Soul Generation Hi I’m Gail Nobles. Today’s topic is Soul Generation, an American R&B vocal group from Jersey City, New Jersey, which had a number of hits in the 1970’s, including Body and Soul ( That the Way It’s Got to Be), “ Million Dollars”, and “ I Wonder What She’s Doin”.They sing like thisIf I had a million dollars I’d buy you love just to give youAnd if I had a million bucksI’d buy some love just to give to youIf I had a million dollars The group was originally known as The Citations, The group was originally known as The Citations, and formed in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1970. Members included group founder Cliff Perkins (lead singer, tenor, choreographer), Earl Davenport (second tenor), Thomas Timmons (bass), and Herman Hammonds (baritone). Timmons left the Citations in 1971 and was replaced by Jeffrey Burgess. The group changed their name to Soul Generation.In the later years there were new members in the group, and in 2004 with Perkins the only original member left in the group, the name was changed to Soul Generations featuring Cliff Perkins. In 2020, Soul Generation featuring Cliff Perkins is still performing and celebrating 50 years in the music industry.We don’t want to forget groups like The Soul Generation. For those of you that are passionate about R&B music, there is an informative R&B group page on Facebook titled, “ Keep Our Music Alive” where you can see videos of live performances and information about popular R&B artists from the 60s to the 80s … the time when music was really music. I’m Gail Nobles. Today’s topic: Soul Generation. Tune in again next for more. Thank you for listening.Music commentary news.
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