The Devil Made Me Do It - Music
The Devil Made Me Do It by The Natural Four
The Natural Four
Artist Biography For The Natural Four
Formed In 1967 The Natural Four First Signed With A Local Oakland Label Boola Boola Records. The First 45 Release Was "I Thought You Were Mine" A Side B/w "You Did This For Me". "I Thought You Were Mine" Sold 30 000 Locally As It Was Played On KDIA Where It Rose To #7 On The Chart. "Why Should We Stop Now" Was The Next 45 Which Also Had The "You Did This For Me" B Side. ABC Records Saw Potential In "Why Should We Stop Now" And Picked Up The Group It Charted Nationally In 1969. ABC Then Released "The Same Thing In Mind" A Remake Of Their First Hit "I Thought You Were Mine" And A Cover Of The Temptations ' "Message From A Black Man" But None Of Them Were As Successful As The Boola Boola "I Thought You Were Mine" And ABC Dropped The Group.
Chess Records Released Their Single "Give A Little Love" In 1971 And Following This Lead Singer Chris James Replaced The Rest Of The Band With An Entirely New Crew. In 1972 They Signed With Curtis Mayfield's Label Curtom Records And Proceeded To Release A String Of US R And B Hits Including One Top 40 Breakthrough 1974's "Can This Be Real". Their Three Curtom LPs Were Produced By Leroy Hutson Of The Impressions But After Their Third Release Failed To Chart The Group Called It Quits.
50 Similar Tracks:
Tony Clarke - The Fugitive Kind The Radiants - Hold On The Radiants - Voice Your Choice Tony Clarke - Landslide Greg Perry - Love Control Bobby Moore & The Rhythm Aces - Come Back Baby Bobby And The Heavyweights - Soul Train The Gospel Classics - More Love That's What We Need Willie Mitchell - The Champion Part.1 The Ditalians - I Gotta Go - The Ditalians Billie Davis - Billy Sunshine Yvonne Baker - You Didn't Say A Word Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band - If This Is Love i'd Rather Be Lonely Major Lance - It's The Beat Richard Temple - That Beatin' Rhythm Clydie King - The Thrill Is Gone The Charmaines - Eternally Beverley Ann - You've Got Your Mind On Other Things Roscoe Robinson - How Many Times Must I Knock Fantastic Four - Pin Point It Down Jackie Lee - Hully Gully Hattie Littles - The Right Direction Shirley Ellis - I See It, I Like It, I Want It Fred Hughes - Oo Wee Baby I Love You - Original Garland Green - Come Through Me Fred Hughes - I Keep Tryin' - Original Bobby Sheen - I Want You For My Sweetheart Jackie Lee - The Town I Live In Mary Love - Let Me Know The Sapphires - I've Got Mine You Better Get Yours Sylvia Robbins - I Can't Tell You Inez & Charlie Foxx - I've Come To One Conclusion Ron Holden - I'll Forgive And Forget The Olympics - The Philly Dog The Olympics - The Duck The Ovations - I Believe I'll Go Back Home Major Lance - Little Young Lover The Vibrations - One Mint Julep The Vibrations - Ain't Love That Way Dee Dee Sharp - Standing In The Need Of Love Inez & Charlie Foxx - Tightrope Lou Johnson - Wouldn't That Be Something? Lou Johnson - You Better Let Him Go Tammi Terrell - Lone, Lonely Town The Monitors - Number One In Your Heart Mono Version Joe Simon - Step By Step Jimmy Jones - Personal Property The Toys - What's Wrong With Me Baby LP Version Peaches & Herb - I Need Your Love So Desperately Bobby Hebb - You Want To Change Me
POPULAR
TRACKS
MIXES
ALBUMS
Video 1 : 50
Music Tags for The Natural Four:
Biography - The Natural Four
Formed In 1967 The Natural Four First Signed With A Local Oakland Label Boola Boola Records. The First 45 Release Was "I Thought You Were Mine" A Side B/w "You Did This For Me". "I Thought You Were Mine" Sold 30 000 Locally As It Was Played On KDIA Where It Rose To #7 On The Chart. "Why Should We Stop Now" Was The Next 45 Which Also Had The "You Did This For Me" B Side. ABC Records Saw Potential In "Why Should We Stop Now" And Picked Up The Group It Charted Nationally In 1969. ABC Then Released "The Same Thing In Mind" A Remake Of Their First Hit "I Thought You Were Mine" And A Cover Of The Temptations ' "Message From A Black Man" But None Of Them Were As Successful As The Boola Boola "I Thought You Were Mine" And ABC Dropped The Group.
Chess Records Released Their Single "Give A Little Love" In 1971 And Following This Lead Singer Chris James Replaced The Rest Of The Band With An Entirely New Crew. In 1972 They Signed With Curtis Mayfield's Label Curtom Records And Proceeded To Release A String Of US R And B Hits Including One Top 40 Breakthrough 1974's "Can This Be Real". Their Three Curtom LPs Were Produced By Leroy Hutson Of The Impressions But After Their Third Release Failed To Chart The Group Called It Quits. read less
read more
Chess Records Released Their Single "Give A Little Love" In 1971 And Following This Lead Singer Chris James Replaced The Rest Of The Band With An Entirely New Crew. In 1972 They Signed With Curtis Mayfield's Label Curtom Records And Proceeded To Release A String Of US R And B Hits Including One Top 40 Breakthrough 1974's "Can This Be Real". Their Three Curtom LPs Were Produced By Leroy Hutson Of The Impressions But After Their Third Release Failed To Chart The Group Called It Quits. read less
16 Similar Artists To The Natural Four - Frogtoon Music
The Montclairs The Dynamic Superiors The Softones The Minits The Modulations Ray, Goodman & Brown Eugene Record Brighter Side Of Darkness Brothers Of Soul The Lovelites The Masqueraders Master Plan Inc Garland Green Nate Evans Debbie Taylor The Kaldirons.