Kat Fontaine [2024] - No One Can Love You More Than I Do [Society Hill Records]

Butch Ingram's Society Hill Records continue with the cover versions. The latest offering is a cover of the superb Phyllis Hyman, Skip Scarborough penned, song "No One Can Love You More" sung by Philly's Kat Fontaine with a slightly amended title.

The song was on Ms Hyman's eponymous debut album on Buddah in 1977 which we have posted previously highlighting this specific song.

No one could sing it better than Ms Hyman but Kat Fontaine gives it her all.

Kat Fontaine released an album "This Time" in Feb '22, which was all cover songs. One of the tracks (a cover of Dee Dee Sharpe's 1980 PIR single "I Love You Anyway") did quite well on UK Soul Chart. Kat was a regular go-to backing vocalist in the Philly International heyday working on may recordings for the label's roster.

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Details

Rating:	8.1
Explicit:	N
Genre/Style:	New Soul / Cover Version
Format:	Single
Media:	Digital
Label:	Society Hill Records
Cat No:	None
Date:	03/05/2024
Key/BPM:	N/A
Price:	£1

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The Society Hill Orchestra feat. Kat Fontaine & Benny Barksdale Jr. [2023] - I Am Your Melody [Society Hill Records]

Butch Ingram's Society Hill Records release another cover song billed as The Society Hill Orchestra feat. Kat Fontaine & Benny Barksdale Jr. 

The song is "I Am Your Melody" written by Jacques Burvick (Aquarian Dream & Starship Orch.) and jazz saxophonist Marion Meadows and originally recorded by Norman Connors.

It featured on Connor's "Passion" album in 1988 featuring session singer Spencer Harrison on vocals who died very young in 1994 aged only 32. Harrison recorded just one solo single in 1991 ("I'll Be Home") and featured on two tracks on Connor's 1993 album "Remember Who You Are" ("Lush Life" and Leon Russell's "A Song For You").

Kat Fontaine released an album "This Time" in Feb '22, which was all cover songs. One of the tracks (a cover of Dee Dee Sharpe's 1980 PIR single "I Love You Anyway") did quite well on UK Soul Chart. Kat was a regular go-to backing vocalist in the Philly International heyday working on may recordings for the label's roster.

If you haven't guessed already, Chuck Barksdale Jr. is a saxophonist originally from Baltimore, MD. He has worked with The Dells (but don't think he is related to Chuck Barksdale) which led to him gaining studio work with The Nite-Liters and it is his sax solo on "Kay-Gee".

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Details

Rating:	7.6
Explicit:	N
Genre/Style:	New Soul / Cover Version
Format:	Single
Media:	Digital
Label:	Society Hill Records
Cat No:	None
Date:	21/07/2023
Key/BPM:	4A/88
Price:	£1

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