Speaker 1: Welcome back to the podcast AM on the cat Bag. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's take a trip down memory lane, back to those
Speaker 1: golden days when AM radio filled the airwaves with sweet
Speaker 1: voices harmonizing in perfect harmony. Oh, those were the times
Speaker 1: when harmony groups made your souls sway. I learned about
Speaker 1: Billy Stewart. He was singing sitting in the park back
Speaker 1: in the sixties, bringing warmth and joy to everyone. Tuning
Speaker 1: in fast forward to nineteen eighty, we were treated to
Speaker 1: an updated version by GQ, who gave us I Do
Speaker 1: Love You also a Billy Stewart's song, reminding us that
Speaker 1: the spirit of those harmony knights was alive and well.
Speaker 1: Don't forget Raymond Goodman and Brown and their soulful hit
Speaker 1: Special Lady, a melodic gem that captivated the hearts of
Speaker 1: so many. The nature of harmony and rhythm and blues
Speaker 1: brought to mind the thrill of do walk those legendary
Speaker 1: groups singing sweetly on street corners, just like I caught
Speaker 1: on TV with Shah nah Nah. For those youngsters who
Speaker 1: may not have lived through that glorious era, let me
Speaker 1: tell you there's nothing quite like the magic of vocal harmony.
Speaker 1: Those groups didn't need fancy production or flash instruments. Their
Speaker 1: voices alone created the kind of music that could make
Speaker 1: you stop in your tracks and fill every note deep
Speaker 1: in your bones. So let's keep spinning those classics and
Speaker 1: remember the rich tapestry of harmonies that defined a generation.
Speaker 1: Turning on that am dow was like opening a treasure
Speaker 1: chest of sound filled with love, heart and the magic
Speaker 1: of the human voice. I'm Gael Nobles remembering harmony groups
Speaker 1: on podcast AM you Can't Stand For