The Elgins were an American vocal group on the Motown label, active from the late 1950s to 1967. Founding members Robert Fleming, Norbert McClean, and Johnny Dawson recorded prior to their Motown days as The Sensations, The Five Emeralds, and The Downbeats before adding Saundra Edwards (Mallett) and adopting the name “The Elgins” in 1964.
With Edwards on lead vocals, the group recorded several singles for Motown from 1965 to 1967, including the hits “Darling Baby” (1965) and “Heaven Must Have Sent You” (1966) (which became a Motown hit for singer Bonnie Pointer on September 1, 1979), both written and produced by Motown’s main production team, Holland-Dozier-Holland. The group disbanded in 1968, by which time Edwards had been replaced by Yvonne Allen, although its members periodically recorded covers of its hits for Ian Levine’s Motorcity Records record label in the UK. Recordings of the group, including the album, Darling Baby, all the singles and unreleased recordings up to 1968, can be found on The Motown Anthology released in 2007, as well as a British import CD which pairs their sole album for Motown with one by The Monitors, another group that recorded for Motown with limited success that featured future Temptation, Richard Street
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The Beatles “A Day In The Life” album “The Beatles Anthology 2″
This recently unearthed silent film is eerily prescient, spotlighting a book with an uncanny resemblance to the new Poem In Your Pocket anthology from Abrams Image.
Hey Tubies! Here’s another poem from my upcoming poetry anthology “PhilosoFlow: I Could Be Wrong, But I Doubt It”. Sometimes I just need to get some things off of my chest, and yes, those things usually end up rhyming! Go figure?! 
Light In The Attic Records presents the next release in the acclaimed “Jamaica to Toronto” series of soul, funk, reggae, and dub: The Summer Records Anthology 1974-88 (CD & 2xLP). This comprehensive Dual Disc release includes 15 tracks of underground reggae and dub, along with an unseen documentary film — shot entirely in Toronto in the late ’70s and featuring such reggae greats as Jackie Mittoo, Willi Williams, and Johnnie Osbourne. The Summer Records imprint has often been cited as Canada’s answer to Lee Perry’s Black Ark Studios.
The Beatles Anthology 3
Light In The Attic Records presents the next release in the acclaimed “Jamaica to Toronto” series of soul, funk, reggae, and dub: The Summer Records Anthology 1974-88 (CD & 2xLP). This comprehensive Dual Disc release includes 15 tracks of underground reggae and dub, along with an unseen documentary film — shot entirely in Toronto in the late ’70s and featuring such reggae greats as Jackie Mittoo, Willi Williams, and Johnnie Osbourne. The Summer Records imprint has often been cited as Canada’s answer to Lee Perry’s Black Ark Studios.
Light In The Attic Records presents the next release in the acclaimed “Jamaica to Toronto” series of soul, funk, reggae, and dub: The Summer Records Anthology 1974-88 (CD & 2xLP). This comprehensive Dual Disc release includes 15 tracks of underground reggae and dub, along with an unseen documentary film — shot entirely in Toronto in the late ’70s and featuring such reggae greats as Jackie Mittoo, Willi Williams, and Johnnie Osbourne. The Summer Records imprint has often been cited as Canada’s answer to Lee Perry’s Black Ark Studios.
In The Flesh Reading Series host Rachel Kramer Bussel reads her essay “Where Fear to Tread” from Lisa Solod Warren’s forthcoming anthology Desire: Women Write About Wanting at True Sex Confessions Night, April 18, 2007. See
This is when you know you have no lyfe when you sit around speeding up Beyonce videos. Anyway As Always… Keep It Locked