Time After Time b/w Now She's Gone Jazz Take it from Syl Johnson

Take it from Syl Johnson himself: “This box set is the history of a masterful artist whose time has just arrived

There are no clues left as to how it made the trek across the country to the District of Columbia and wound up in the capable hands of Renee Acker

appeared on Super Sound

Morricone-tinged supper club instrumentals

One was Tommy Falcone

Time After Time b/w Now She's Gone Jazz Take it from Syl JohnsonSoaring falsetto lead from 13 year old Johnnie Gee, who, alongside brothers Jerome and Dewitt and a handful of kids from their Milwaukee stomping grounds, formed Step By Step in 1969. Gee and companys 1972 sweet soul double sider for Jim Kirchsteins regional powerhouse Cuca Records is among the rarest singles produced by the Sauk City outfit over its 13 year run, barely making it outside of Wisconsin before appearing on Home Schooled: The ABCs of Kid