La La Means I Love You
The Delfonics were a trio consisting of brothers William Hart, Wilbert Hart, and Randy Cain and had lush, high-pitched, male vocal harmonies typical of the Philly Soul sound. The trio's debut album La La Means I Love You was produced by Thom Bell, who had begun working with Philadelphia musicians later known as MFSB.
Bell was responsible for co-writing, co-producing (with Stan Watson) and arranging the number four US Billboard pop hit in 1968; "La-La-Means I Love You", "I'm Sorry" and "Break Your Promise". Also included are the two Burt Bacharach & Hal David classic songs "Alfie" and the "Look Of Love" plus the cover "Hurt So Bad" which is as good as the original version by Little Anthony & The Imperials.
The back cover has liner notes by Ted Williams, R&B Editor at Record World.
La La Means I Love You is available on audiophile black vinyl.
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The Delfonics were a trio consisting of brothers William Hart, Wilbert Hart, and Randy Cain and had lush, high-pitched, male vocal harmonies typical of the Philly Soul sound. The trio's debut album La La Means I Love You was produced by Thom Bell, who had begun working with Philadelphia musicians later known as MFSB.
Bell was responsible for co-writing, co-producing (with Stan Watson) and arranging the number four US Billboard pop hit in 1968; "La-La-Means I Love You", "I'm Sorry" and "Break Your Promise". Also included are the two Burt Bacharach & Hal David classic songs "Alfie" and the "Look Of Love" plus the cover "Hurt So Bad" which is as good as the original version by Little Anthony & The Imperials.
The back cover has liner notes by Ted Williams, R&B Editor at Record World.
La La Means I Love You is available on audiophile black vinyl.
