The new single from The Harlem Gospel Travelers dropped
today along with their previous two singles "God's Love" (16 Apr) and "God's Been Good to Me" (19 Jun '23). With them being bundled together you may guess that there's an upcoming album, "Rhapsody", in Autumn.
The latest single is a cover of The Triumphs' "We Don't Love Enough" (Black Artists Co. 1970) which was originally a social commentary
written to make a statement about the injustices of the music industry.
The Travelers now sing its lyrics towards human rights.
We believe that it's the same L.A. based Triumphs who had a big Northern Soul tune "I'm Coming To Your Rescue" with a superb deep soul flip, "The World Owes Me A Lovin'", on Okeh in 1967. Although, the line-up may have been different by 1970 as we can't hear the female voice of Delilah Kennebruew (aka Delilah Moore) who pours her heart out on "The World Owes Me A Lovin'" which she wrote.
The Travelers, now consisting of Ifedayo Gatling, George Marage and Dennis
Bailey, released their debut LP, "He's On Time", produced by Eli 'The Paper Boy' Reed, to rave reviews in 2019. Their
follow up album "Look Up" arrived in Sep 2022.
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| Rating: | 7.8 |
| Explicit: | N |
| Genre/Style: | Gospel Soul |
| Format: | Single |
| Media: | Digital |
| Label: | Colemine Reords |
| Cat No: | None |
| Date: | 16/05/2024 |
| Key/BPM: | 3B/98 |
| Price: | £1 / £2.97 (all 3) |
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