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Baby Now That Ive Found You by Foundations (1967)
The Foundations were a British soul band, active from 1967 to 1970. The evolved out of a group called The Ramong Sound aka The Ramongs which was headed by Raymond Morrison.
They were an eight man multi-racial group made up of three white Londoners, four West Indians and a Sri Lankan. For approximately one and a half months Arthur Brown was in the group. They were originally discovered by Ron Fairway and were briefly managed by Fairway and Barry Class until Fairway was ousted leaving Class in charge.
They had a number 1 hit with their first release, "Baby, Now That I've Found You", They followed up with "Back On My Feet Again" which went to number 18 and "Any Old Time (You're Lonely Or Sad)" which got to number 48.
The original lead singer Clem Curtis and another member, tenor sax player Mike Elliott left in 1968. The Foundations had two more big hits with Curtis's replacement, lead singer Colin Young. "Build Me Up Buttercup" went number 2 in 1968 and In The Bad Bad Old Days" which went to number 8 in 1969. The group's last chart entry while together was with their own composition "Born To Live, Born To Die" which charted number 46.
The group disbanded towards the end of 1970. Since the 1970's Clem Curtis has continued to perform in a revived version of the group named Clem Curtis, Meanwhile, Colin Young formed his own shortlived version of the group, New Foundations.
Later years, Curtis along with original guitarist Alan Warner, keyboard player Vince Cross, and drummer Andy Bennett recorded new versions of The Foundations classic tracks plus additional material. This appears on the 1992 album which in spite of its title is not a compilation.
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Walking On The Chinese Wall by Philip Bailey (1984)
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Turning Japanese by Vapors (1980)
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Back Home Again by John Denver (1974)
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Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd (1974)
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Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon And Garfunkel (1970)
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With Or Without You by U2 (1987)
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The Gambler by Kenny Rogers (1978)
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The Real Thing by Russell Morris (1969)
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I Want To Wake Up With You by Boris Gardiner (1986)
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Metal Guru by T Rex (1972)
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From The Inside by Marcia Hines (1975)
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The Coast FM 963 Weekly Top 20 Artists
- #1 Last Week #1 - The Beatles
- #2 Last Week #64 - INXS
- #3 Last Week #6 - ABBA
- #4 Last Week #10 - The Rolling Stones
- #5 Last Week #11 - John Farnham
- #6 Last Week #22 - Elvis Presley
- #7 Last Week #24 - The Hollies
- #8 Last Week #2 - Elton John
- #9 Last Week #38 - Olivia Newton-John
- #10 Last Week #4 - Billy Joel
- #11 Last Week #9 - Dragon
- #12 Last Week #15 - Madonna
- #13 Last Week #12 - Bee Gees
- #14 Last Week #48 - David Bowie
- #15 Last Week #18 - Dire Straits
- #16 Last Week #3 - Fleetwood Mac
- #17 Last Week #40 - The Supremes
- #18 Last Week #8 - Creedence Clearwater Revival
- #19 Last Week #49 - Queen
- #20 Last Week #43 - Cold Chisel
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