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The Chi-Lites - 24 Hours of Sadness (1969)
The Chi-Lites, like so many groups that had big hits in the 70s, started off way back in late 50s (see O'Jays, Spinners, Harold Melvin, etc.) Here's a good one from before they hit big with Have You Seen Her.
Lionel Hampton - Please Sunrise (Brunswick)
wrt. Barbara Acklin & prod. Sonny Sanders, 1973.
The Chi-lites "Have you seen her"
“Give It Away” by Young-Holt Unlimited
personnel: Eldee Young (bass), Red Holt (drums), Kenneth Chaney (piano), Eugene Record & Carl Davis (writers & producers), & Sonny Sanders (arranger).
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The Chi-Lites - The Coldest Days of My Life (1972)
Not as well known as some of their other hits, but this is their masterpiece. The string arrangement is out of this world, and of course, all 8 minutes are absolutely essential.
The Chi-Lites - (For God's Sake) Give More Power to the People (1971)
VOTE!
There's some people up there hoggin' everything Tellin' lies, givin' alibis about the peoples, money an' things
The Chi-lites - We Are Neighbors (1971)
We are neighbors Whether we wanna be or not
The Chi-Lites - Stoned Out of My Mind (1973)
My favorite Chi-Lites tune - couldn’t find it on tumblr, so here you go.
